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by Robert Ernest March 10, 2022

The Adam Project Review

Ryan Reynolds stars in this time travelling, sci-fi flick from Netflix, which packs several punches and carries a cargo of emotional baggage. Travelling back from 2050, Adam (Reynolds) misses his desired time stamp and crash lands into the life of his younger…

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by Nicola Austin March 10, 2022

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Turning Red Review

A staple narrative device in Pixar's feature films is exploring the magical concept of transformation - whether that's turning from an undersea monster into a human, or from a human into a soul-self in the 'great beyond' - and that's no different…

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by Robert Ernest March 9, 2022

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Upload Season 2 Review

Welcome back to Lakeview for season 2 of Amazon Prime’s Upload, where rich, dead people get to live happily ever after with picturesque surroundings and all the comforts their hearts desire. At the helm of The Office’s director and uber-genius, Greg Daniels, season…

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by Robert Ernest March 5, 2022

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Fresh Review

Sebastian Stan and Daisy Edgar-Jones star in this twisted romcom/ stomach churning horror which propels The Tinder Swindler to ideal marriage material. It’s not often a film comes along and surprises you with a twist so out of the blue that your…

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by Nicola Austin March 3, 2022

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Star Trek: Picard Season 2 Review

Episodes watched: 1-3 "I first saw you as a man who chose the stars, but after all this time I’ve come to wonder — have you been seeking, or running?" With season two of Picard heading to Paramount+ and Prime Video this…

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by Nicola Austin March 1, 2022

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The Boys Presents: Diabolical Review

As we wait with baited breath for the highly anticipated third season of Eric Kripke's mature superhero series The Boys - particularly to see Jensen Ackles suited up as Soldier Boy - Prime Video have whetted our appetite with animated anthology series…

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by Nicola Austin February 28, 2022

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The Batman Review

Holy smokes, Batman! The Dark Knight has been portrayed by more actors than any other superhero in cinematic history, with a total of nine different actors donning the cowl in their respective live-action instalments to date. With Batman proving one of DC's…

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by Nicola Austin February 11, 2022

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Uncharted Review

With 2022 set to be the year of big-budget video game adaptations for both movie studios and streaming services - with the Sonic the Hedgehog sequel, Paramount+ Halo series and the HBO The Last of Us series all proving highly anticipated IPs …

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by Nicola Austin February 4, 2022

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Moonfall Review

The 'master of disaster' is back with potentially his most outlandish and bonkers sci-fi end-of-the-world flick yet, as the German filmmaker sets his sights on the dark side of the moon. Most known for his ridiculously shlocky but fun B-movies (usually with…

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by Robert Ernest February 4, 2022

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Jackass Forever Review

It’s been twenty years since Johnny Knoxville and his pals burst onto our screens with unbelievable stunts and a crazy amount of fun. Jackass Forever had me laughing, wincing and heaving in, quite possibly, it’s most entertaining outing to date. It’s been 12 years…

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by Nicola Austin February 4, 2022

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Reacher Review

Following the disappointment of the casting for the beloved character's big screen adaption - lets face it, despite his action credentials, Tom Cruise didn't quite live up to the stature of the 6ft 5, 250 pound man mountain - Prime Video attempt…

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by Nicola Austin February 1, 2022

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Pam & Tommy Review

Based on the 2014 Rolling Stone article "Pam and Tommy: The Untold Story of the World's Most Infamous Sex Tape", the latest series heading to streaming service Disney+ is weirder, wilder and more unbelievable than anything that's come before it. The eight-episode dark rom-com/crime/biographical…

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by Robert Ernest January 19, 2022

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Scream (2022) Review

Shall we just call it as it is? Scream is pretty much the benchmark of slasher films. Since Ghostface’s first outing in 1996, these films have been held in such high regard, served so many cultural references and even influenced a whole…

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by Nicola Austin January 11, 2022

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Cyrano Review

Following the panned adaptation of The Woman in the Window, director Joe Wright heads back to his period roots with a fresh take on Edmond Rostand's beloved classic play. The romantic drama adapts playwright and screenwriter Erica Schmidt's 2018 off-Broadway musical version,…

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by Nicola Austin January 9, 2022

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Belfast Review

Finally hitting UK cinemas later this month is festival favourite and significant awards contender Belfast, Kenneth Branagh's crowd-pleasing autobiography. Scooping an impressive seven nominations at the Golden Globes and eleven at the Critics Choice Awards, this an affectionate love letter to his…

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