Movie Reviews

Movie reviews are our specialty and passion. We deliver ratings and insights on films of all genres and sizes—from blockbuster hits to independent gems and streaming platform originals. Here is our extensive collection of reviews where we give our final opinion on many movies.

We also do TV Reviews too.

Netflix’s ‘Brick’ Is Not as Thrilling as the Trailer Suggests

July 10 2025, by Daniel Hart

Occasionally, there’s a situational thriller, like say, Panic Room, that pays off with a supporting premise. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for Netflix’s Brick...

In ‘Ziam’, It’s Muay Thai vs. the Dead, But the Surface-Level Pleasures Are All You’re Getting

July 9 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Even if it wasn’t my job, I’d still find myself watching a movie like Ziam. As played out as zombies might be these days, the...

‘Nate Jackson: Super Funny’ Had Me In Tears For Good Reasons

July 8 2025, by Daniel Hart

I’m ashamed to say that I know of Nate Jackson through TikTok, a platform that’s a hotbed for comedians to promote their best work, thanks...

‘Trainwreck: The Real Project X’ Is An Impressive Example Of How To Make A Wild Party Painfully Boring

July 7 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Netflix’s run of recent Trainwreck specials has been a mixed bag, wavering wildly in tone to the extent that it’s often unclear whether you’re supposed...

‘Heads of State’ Is A Knowingly Stupid Throwback And Is All the Better For It

July 3 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

As a self-important critic, I’m very much a champion of films being Very Serious works of illuminating art intended to expand our horizons and fundamentally...

In ‘The Ritual’, Al Pacino Almost Made Me A Believer

July 3 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Demonic possession peaked in the ‘70s with The Exorcist and hasn’t been bettered since, which means that every movie about the subject is necessarily derivative...

‘The Old Guard 2’ Is The Awkward Middle Child Nobody Likes

July 3 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

I never thought The Old Guard was as good as everyone else seemed to. It was fine, don’t get me wrong. It had kinetic hand-to-hand...

‘Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel’ Review – A Story Of Spiralling Narcissism That Saves Its Horrors For the End

June 30 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

You never quite know where you stand with these Trainwreck documentaries. You’ve got the ones that are explicitly about very serious events, like a deadly...

‘Shark Whisperer’ Review – Jaw(s)-Dropping Visuals Obscure A Muddled Point

June 28 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

There will always be a market, one presumes, for people who get dangerously close to apex predators. It’s a hook that has entertained viewers forever,...

‘F1 The Movie’ Is The Ultimate Fan Film – It’s For The Purists

June 24 2025, by Daniel Hart

I could not help but have a slight smile during my screening of F1 The Movie, seeing fans donning outfits for their favourite motor racing...

‘Trainwreck: Poop Cruise’ Review – A Luxury Liner Turns Into A Floating Latrine, And In Hindsight You Can See the Funny Side

June 23 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Netflix’s spate of serious documentaries in 2025 haven’t provided much opportunity for humour, which makes Trainwreck: Poop Cruise something of a relief. You can laugh...

’28 Years Later’ Is Twice the Film That ’28 Days Later’ Is – An Achievement I Was Not Expecting From Danny Boyle

June 21 2025, by Daniel Hart

I decided to rewatch the 28 Days Later films in anticipation of 28 Years Later, with a small voice in my head wondering if there’s any...

‘Grenfell: Uncovered’ Review – A Bleak, Vital Account Of A Stain On Our National Conscience

June 20 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Netflix is on quite a run of wrenching documentary films exposing avoidable tragedies, and there is perhaps no tragedy more flagrantly avoidable than the one...

‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ Review – Death Is Funnier Than Ever In A Decade-Later Return to Form

June 17 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Arriving a decade after the last one and yet somehow right on time, Final Destination: Bloodlines is the gore-soaked antidote to a strain of self-serious...

‘Justin Willman: Magic Lover’ Review – A Fun Fusion Of Magic and Comedy

June 17 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Comedy and magic are so tightly intertwined that it’s a wonder we don’t get more live shows like Justin Willman: Magic Lover. In an hour-long...

‘Trainwreck: Mayor of Mayhem’ Review – The Man Who Walked So Donald Trump Could Run

June 16 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

The comparison is so obvious, I might as well just lead with it. Everything about the chaotic mayoral tenure of Rob Ford, who is the...

Until Dawn (2025) Review – A Fun and Creative Adaptation That Avoids The Usual Pitfalls

June 15 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

The best way to adapt a video game in live-action – animation is a different kettle of fish, as proved by Castlevania, Arcane, and most...

‘Diablo’ Review – The Rare Scott Adkins Movie Where He Isn’t the Best Thing About It

June 14 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

You judge Scott Adkins movies on a curve. There’s no point worrying about plot or dialogue or even acting, at least not the showy awards-baiting...