The Movie Diorama

The Wall boasts a commendable central performance but is as flimsy as the onscreen brick wall. The overly saturated war genre is increasingly becoming over populated with a variety of differing wars every year. For a film to differentiate itself,... Read the full review »

The Vanishing Lady showcases a primitive form of the substitution splice. Méliès was first and foremost a magician. An illusionist who pushed the limits of film during the early 20th century to create spectacles. This silent short trick film exp... Read the full review »

MI: Fallout seemingly does the impossible by becoming the best of the franchise. It's a rarity that a two decade series of spy films somehow becomes more exhilarating with each instalment. But Fallout is not just the best film in the franchise, it... Read the full review »

Hotel Artemis may lack hospitality but has enough punch to ensure you enjoy your stay. Wait, hold up! This isn't a sequel to anything? An original crime mystery with vibes of futurism and possibly one of my favourite casting lists this year? Sign... Read the full review »

Drag Me To Hell dragged my soul into the depths of this atrocity. Admittedly, I have not been looking forward to reviewing this. With the enthusiastic reception garnered by both critics and audiences, I knew my opinion would be a controversial one... Read the full review »

Jack-Jack Attack comedically brings life to everyone's favourite super heroic baby. Fans will arguably claim that Jack-Jack is the best character from 'The Incredibles'. The mysterious enigmatic infant that, at first, seemingly acquired no special... Read the full review »

Scarface lathers itself in memorable quotes, stylised violence and mountains of cocaine. Brian De Palma remade the 1932 classic and exclaimed to Hollywood "say hello to my little friend!". Modernising it to colossal heights, thus creating one of t... Read the full review »

Paranormal Activity 3 cranks up the ghostly scares but narratively crumbles into franchise fatigue. Improvement alert, I repeat, improvement alert! I didn't see it coming, my TV didn't see it coming and I'm pretty sure the series itself didn't see... Read the full review »

Silence nullifies you through viscerally stunning imagery and faithfully religious themes. Many of you may know that I am not a massive fan of Scorsese unlike most aficionados. In addition, you may have acknowledged the fact that I also dislike lo... Read the full review »

Dark Skies is overcast with extraterrestrial clouds and spells of family unification. Not nearly as bad as most people will make this out to be. Extraterrestrial horror is something of a rarity these days. Blending the scepticism of alien existenc... Read the full review »

The Cloverfield Paradox strings together illogical scenarios to create a galactic mess. Possibly employing the best marketing technique ever, announcing and releasing the film on the very same day to everyone's surprise, my excitement naturally ex... Read the full review »

Most Beautiful Island turns the American dream into a gruelling nightmare. Directorial debut, producer, writer and leading actress. Asensio delivers a contemporary thriller utilising desperation as its thoroughly constructed buildup to its uneasy... Read the full review »

Sponge Out Of Water absorbs all the lunacy and humour from the TV series through its animated pores. I. Love. SpongeBob. I just do. Me and Mr Squarepants understand each other on a level of hilarity. He is the sponge to my shower. The pants to my... Read the full review »

Men In Black II borrows elements that made its predecessor astronomically fun, yet somehow made a boring sequel. This can be best described as the weakest instalment of the franchise, no question. Same director, same actors, same aesthetic appeal.... Read the full review »