The Movie Diorama

Dirty Computer enhances Monáe's artistry in conveying a political statement. A first for me, can't say I've ever seen something like this before. A short narrative that connects each individual song from Monáe's eponymous album into essentially... Read the full review »

Flatliners certainly gives a new breathe of life to its thrills. Having watched last year's remake and thinking "...right so this wasn't exactly terrible (or good)", I thought to visit the 1990 original. As with most early 90s flicks that involved... Read the full review »

Beast, as the name suggests, is a ferocious psychological indie thriller. Also named 'Jersey Affair' in certain markets (God knows why, sounds like an American sitcom), is another indie film that not enough people are watching. I went in knowing a... Read the full review »

Scary Movie 3 (.5?) is one of my ultimate guilty pleasures. Much like its predecessors, it's not a good film. Fortunately, it's such a massive improvement over the second instalment that there is a sense of reinvigoration for the franchise. A news... Read the full review »

Scary Movie 2 is scarily and laughably horrendous. You know I said the original was the worst in the trilogy? Yeah...I take that back. I didn't remember this sequel being that terrible, but boy was I wrong. Whilst the first flick focused on parody... Read the full review »

Scary Movie pretty much coined the word "wasssssup!?" and for good reason. Taking popular films from the 90s and replicating specific scenes and plots to create a spoof film sounds incredibly lazy. Surprisingly the originality comes from transform... Read the full review »

Behind The Candelabra is as flamboyant as Liberace's glossy wardrobe. The final film before Soderbergh's retirement...oh wait, he's still making more films? Retirement spent well! Hollywood initially rejected this due to the content "being too gay... Read the full review »

The Disappearance of Alice Creed nearly vanishes amongst its unpredictability. A taut tight British thriller is always a good watch, and this flick is no different. I will constantly appreciate an actor taking on a role that differs from their pre... Read the full review »

Avengers: Infinity War is a decade culmination of strategic cinematic building with triumphant results. 10 years since 'Iron Man' commenced the cinematic universe. 10 years. Just let that sink in. Now, the superhero soap opera draws closer to its... Read the full review »

Love, Simon delightfully encapsulates the struggles and benefits of "coming out". To start with, yes I am gay. Does everyone know? No, they don't. I will do my very best to not make this review personal and solely focus on the film itself. Simon i... Read the full review »

Williams uses Formula 1 to convey an aspiring family story. As an avid fan of the sport and typically enthralled by documentaries, this review might have some slight bias. I must profess that you do not have to be a petrol-head to enjoy this, it i... Read the full review »

Texas Chainsaw is as rusty as Leatherface's chasing methods. Texas Chainsaw 2. Texas Chainsaw 3D. Texas Chainsaw "I Don't Give A Flip What It's Called". So the quote on the bluray cover states "as terrifying as the original", which acts as a disse... Read the full review »

Wildling is a coming-of-age horror fantasy with feral implications. Not something you see everyday, trust me. Part pubescent teen drama, part authentic horror and part whimsical fantasy. Do they all blend together to create an original piece of in... Read the full review »