Reviews
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Review
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is the latest, highly anticipated animated installment from Nintendo and Illumination, with returning directors Aaron Hor...
Project Hail Mary Review
Project Hail Mary, based on the best-selling 2021 novel by Andy Weir (The Martian), is a sci-fi adventure epic coming to cinemas this week. Directed b...
How to Make a Killing Review
How to Make a Killing (directed by John Patton Ford) is hoping to bump off the rest of the box office contenders this week in cinemas. The film promis...
Scream 7 Review
Scream 7 has a lot stacked against it. Horror franchise fatigue is real, a part 7 is rarely good (Wes Craven’s New Nightmare and Halloween H20 excepte...
The Moment Review
British electro popstar Charli XCX has enjoyed a steady career of hit songs among a dedicated fan-base, but her recent brat album exploded, catapultin...
Solo Mio Review
Matt and Heather are two Americans set to be married in Italy. However, at the last moment, just before he ceremony begins, Heather disappears. Matt s...
Fackham Hall Review
Grab your chamber pot m’lady! Jim O’Hanlon (TV’s The Bill & Coronation Street) and Jimmy Carr (8 out of 10 cats) do Downton Abbey, in the absurdly...
Wuthering Heights Review
If you haven’t heard of the drama surrounding this iteration of the classic novel by Emily Brontë Wuthering Height you might be living out on the moor...
We Bury the Dead Review
Perth’s own Zak Hilditch (These Final Hours, 1922) teams up with Daisy Ridley (Star Wars sequel trilogy) to deliver an introspective, dramatic film, c...
Blue Moon Review
People love to hear a success story. However, people seem equally taken by the tale of a falling star or the tragedy of a hero who fails. You could sa...
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review
How do you make the fourth entry in a 24-year-old series about zombies fresh and terrifying? It is the greatest challenge any ongoing horror franchise...
Hamnet Review
We can never truly know what inspired William Shakespeare to create his legendary works that went on to impact global culture throughout centuries and...
Anaconda Review
Anaconda (2025) arrives in cinemas this week, carrying with it the considerable baggage of its name. For many viewers, the title reminds them of the l...
The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants Review
Boy, that post title is a whopper. Anyway, the youngest cinema goers among us are in for a treat this boxing day. Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon p...
The History of Sound Review
It is already an established concept that music is a universal language that brings people together – every December when Spotify Wrapped drops is an ...
Rental Family Review
Rental Family is the latest film by Japanese filmmaker Hikari (37 Seconds), a director known for blending tenderness with emotional depth. Here, she r...
Wicked: For Good Review
I’ve heard it said that movies come into our lives, for a reason bringing something we must learn… And Wicked: For Good is teaching us a point that we...
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t Review
For those of you keeping score, NOW YOU SEE ME: NOW YOU DON’T is the second sequel of this popular heist-thriller franchise. NOW YOU SEE ME was releas...
The Running Man Review
“What’s the greatest television show in the whole wide world?!” Well, it’s no longer the OG Running Man. Or, was it really ever? Paul Glaser’s 1987 ac...