A queer director making a slasher franchise sequel becomes obsessed with casting the original film's "final girl," leading both women into psychological and sexual chaos.

Backrooms is the kind of original horror I expect from A24, it showcases high quality concepts, set design, storytelling, performances but most of all unpredictable conclusions.

‘Something Very Bad is Going to Happen’ is a supernatural horror series that keeps you guessing until the final moments, the show has mystery elements that lead you in one direction only to be taken down a new path with endless possibilities.

‘The Super Mario Movie’ (2023) was a global success and I have no doubt this franchise has every potential to continue adding to the world and introducing a multitude of characters. This sequel has just as much imagination and enthusiasm as its predecessor but sadly it was missing the element of surprise. ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ is filled to the brim with endearing character moments, memorable song choices and an abundance of spectacular Nintendo style fight scenes. Fo

This film and its looming twist will undoubtedly divide audiences. Some will come away declaring the subject matter was approached far too insensitively and some will walk away stating it was a callous, cruel yet compelling approach to such a spine chilling topic. I would agree with the later, The Drama (2026) evokes toe curling anxiety, disconcerting twists and overall a generally unforgettable plot that left me with sweaty palms and bitten finger nails. The Drama (2026) pro

Twinless (2026) sets itself up to be a deeply meaningful romantic drama but quickly spirals into a chaotic, disconcerting series of events.

Project Hail Mary will linger on your mind, the sentiment of finding friendship in unlikely places, the idea of holding the world future in your hands, the concept of saving everything you’ve ever known.

‘Reminders of Him’ is labeled a romance but the story delves much deeper into heavy themes of motherhood, grief and redemption.

Absolutely bloody brilliant, if you’re familiar with the first ‘Ready or Not’ film then you’ll be happy to hear this sequel starts right where we left off, with Grace lighting a cigarette after fearlessly fighting her cult crazy in-laws.

A man claiming to be from the future takes an innocent group of an iconic Los Angeles diner hostage in search of unlikely recruits in a quest to save the world.

This is not a faithful adaptation of Emily Brontë’s novel, quite the opposite this is a brash, outlandish, larger than life explosion of desire and romance. If you’re looking for an adaption of your favourite book, this will not impress you, leave your expectations at the door and allow yourself to dive into this fictional world of yearning. Also yes, it is very raunchy.

The Moment is a mockumentary with elements of truth, it’s funny, it’s charming, the cast perform brilliantly and although some would argue it’s a simple ‘concert movie’ I tend to disagree. I think The Moment attempts to do something fun, this film wanted to comment on the music industry and the hypocrisy of it all whilst making you laugh in disbelief.