After fleeing an abusive relationship, a young mother Alex finds herself in a nightmare of complications when all she wants is to keep...

‘To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before’ has been an unexpected phenomenon since the first films release in 2018, Kitty has been a likeable...

With an all star cast and beyond memorable storyline, with ever confidence I can say, if you’re a fan of heist movies this is one of the...

Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) is a uniquely enticing horror, thriller which uses a number of typical tropes and conventions to thrill and...

An intriguing thriller which attempted to shock a lot more than it did in reality. Staring a young Florence Pugh I was expecting big...

Staring the incomparable Bob Odenkirk, Nobody is a revenge story which follows a father who longs to seek revenge on a pair of thieves...

Step Brothers is a goofy comedy which delivers some of the most slapstick and overtly ridiculous displays of humour. The films central storyline is hilarious, following the surreal lives of Brennan and Dale who are forced to get alone with one another. The story is strong but in reality, this film would be nothing without the presence of Ferrell and Riley, the two actors in the core roles completely dominate this film and make it the comedy classic it is today. Ferrell and Ri

This film was a big pill to swallow, an impressive visual spectacle with an incredible cast, director and story but at its core, this is...

JoJo Rabbit is a brilliant example of genius filmmaking, not being afraid to approach a certain topic through the lens of satire and comedy yet displaying the upmost respect and intelligence on said topic. JoJo Rabbit from the outside is simply a war movie but once you start watching you realise it is so much more than that. Centred around young JoJo who is conflicted about his place in the world as a Hitler Youth cadet. This film was brought to life from the brilliant mind o

An anthology series which shows us a series of uniquely individual stories, hosted by the mastermind of the weirdly wonderful, Guillermo Del Toro. This series showcases what Del Toro does best, this show embodies everything he is made off and if you enjoy his aesthetic and genre style, you’ll enjoy this. I will say, out of the eight episodes I only truly enjoyed two of them, Episode one and Episode four. Both of these felt a little darker, more sinister and had a genuinely in