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.
Confessions of an Invisible Girl review – a high school cliche
This review of the Netflix film Confessions of an Invisible Girl does not contain spoilers. ‘Today’s nerds will be tomorrow’s millionaires, the ugly people will...
Intrusion (2021) Review – Is There More To This Robbery?
Soapy, trashing, and thrilling. If those are qualities you want from a film, Intrusion may be for you! In just over 90 minutes, Intrusion tells...
‘Ankahi Kahaniya’ Review – Partially Successful, Go Figure
Anthology films are so hard to pull off. Each story must be different but connected in some way in theme, setting, or storyline. The film...
‘The Father Who Moves Mountains’ Review – A Gripping Character Study
Writer and director Daniel Sandu’s film might as well have been called Picnic at Snowy Rock. A Romanian film with an ending that will be...
The Stronghold (2021) Review – An (Almost) True Story Set In France
The Stronghold is a French crime thriller based on real events. Well, kind of. Those behind the making of the film have stated that whilst...
‘Cry Macho’ Review – A Monotonous and Derivative Buddy Road Trip Picture
It’s not every day you get to right a wrong. In 1988, Clint Eastwood had a chance to make Cry Macho. The film was streaming and...
My Heroes Were Cowboys review – what a ride!
Netflix has just released My Heroes Were Cowboys, a short documentary based on the life of Rob Wiltshire. At only 23 mins long I would class...
Nightbooks review – a PG horror that might be too scary for its audience
The review of the Netflix film Nightbooks does not contain major spoilers. Nightbooks is essentially a fantasy horror for Young People. And it provides exactly...
Prey (2021) Review – Does Netflix Horrify or Bore With its German Thriller?
A group of male friends go to a forest. Which is where they’re hunted by an unknown assailant. Will anyone survive? On paper this film...
The Women and the Murderer review – a sickening murderer that terrified women in Paris
This review of the Netflix documentary The Women and the Murderer does not contain any spoilers. The Women and the Murderer has a slightly different...
Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali review – moving and introspective
Netflix documentary Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali was released on the streaming service on September 9, 2021. “Malcolm X and Muhammed Ali were...
The Voyeurs (2021) Review – A Hitchrotic Thriller
Here’s a “Hitchrotic” (Hitchcock + Erotic, I know, it’s a gift) thriller from writer/director and Pink Grapefruit scribe Michael Mohan (also behind Netflix show Everything...
‘JJ+E’ Review – Your Standard Teen Film, Just In Another Language
It’s not Netflix without foreign teen films or shows — the best genre there is! JJ+E, originally known as Vinterviken in Swedish, brings teenagers John-John...
Come From Away review – a rousing success
Come From Away is not a film. I’ll get that out of the way. It’s a live taping of the Great White North smash play...
Rise of the Footsoldier: Origins review – violent prequel continues the franchise
This review of Rise of the Footsoldier: Origins is spoiler-free. Taking a leaf from the MCU, you have to admire the staying power of this...
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings review — hello, Phase 4
This review of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is spoiler-free. Simu Liu stars as Shang-Chi in the latest Marvel offering that returns...
Queenpins review – Paul Walter Hauser is so damn funny
I’m sure many may turn up their noses at Queenpins, the new movie starring Kristen Bell. It’s not exactly high brow, as any couponing, down...
Worth (2021) Review – An Interesting Take On The 9/11 Funding
The biographic film Worth is centered around the true story of the Washington D.C. lawyer Kenneth Feinberg and his battle against cynicism, bureaucracy, and politics...