It’s What’s Inside (2024) A pre-wedding reunion descends into a psychological nightmare for a group of collage friends when a surprise guest arrives from their past with a mysterious suitcase. The suitcase in question starts to tear the group apart. Do you remember that one scene from Scooby Doo (2002), where the gang all change bodies with one another? Well, the core of this movie is that but with added tension, suspense and thrill. I was not expecting to enjoy this half

Only Murders in the Building S4 (2024) Continuing the campy extravagance of its previous seasons, Only Murders in the Building (2024)...

I watched this film out of curiosity and to potential learn more about the man behind the toupee. The Apprentice (2024) was not made as...

I was sure to experience this film with zero bias or trepidation, the only information I was armed with was the phrase, ‘ Folie à Deux ’....

A deeply meaningful and emotional feature that experiments with themes of loss, guilt and family. A film which heavily relies on the...

A dream holiday turns into a living nightmare when an American couple and their daughter spend the weekend at a British family's idyllic...

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story is season 2 of the American biographical crime drama anthology television series created by...

Three stories revolve around a man who tries to take control of his own life, a policeman whose wife seems like a different person, and a...

Rain in Cinema Written by FilmProbe Rain can be an important player within cinema, adding emotional depth to a scene. Amping up emotions, urgency or tension. Sometimes giving a cleansing effect to a scene, washing away uncertainty or forgetting about the past. Rain is something I love to listen to within movies, it’s almost therapeutic to sit and listen to the rain fall. Rain can add so much dimension to a scene… which is why I wanted to showcase fifteen of my all time favour

Coraline (2009) Happy 15th Anniversary to Coraline, the weird yet wonderful animated classic from Laika studios. Coraline is an...

Doors in Cinema Written by FilmProbe Doors in film & television are sometimes as simple as it seems but doors can often be used as a portal or gateway to another world. Doors are an everyday object, we all walk through doors in our daily lives but I wanted to showcase some of the most memorable and recognisable doors. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) When Scott and Ramona go on their first date, freezing in the snow the pair stumble upon a door. They float through it an

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) is a feast for your eyes, it tickles your funny bone with inappropriate weirdness and wacky irreverence....