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...

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

My Initial Thoughts When I first watched Don’t Look Up (2021) it was on New Years Day, I can confidently say it was the wrong film choice to start off the new year. My initial thoughts were that the movie was overtly high brow, condescending and heavy handed. I thought it was a clunky attempt at sending an important message and lost all its credibility. Although, in saying that, after revisiting the film I can confidently say my opinions have changed. I was able to approach t

Finney, a shy but clever 13-year-old, is abducted by a sadistic killer and trapped in a soundproof basement where we finds a supernatural...

Did you know Tim Burton’s Mars Attacks! only made 1 million at the box office? Did you know it was considered a flop and got incredibly mixed reviews from critics at the time? Neither did I and I am absolutely shocked after learning this. Mars Attacks! is a uniquely devised Burton classic which incorporates some of his better know techniques and displays his quirky approach to filmmaking. I remember seeing Mars Attacks! for the fist time and being completely blown away by the

With a comparable premise to the widely appreciated Squid Game (2021), Alice in Borderland (2020) is a uniquely compelling and...

One of the greatest slapstick comedies ever made? Easily. With talks of a potential remake of this classic 80s comedy, I wish whoever stars in it pure luck, they’re going to need it. Clue (1985) is a staple piece of comedy, a unique and truly magnificent piece of cinema. Every time I watch it I genuinely laugh out loud, the actors all play their roles perfectly and I cannot imagine this film cast or performed in any other way. Clue is a sacred comedy, one which should not be

Often Netflix is clouded by the never ending options of films and tv to watch but now and again, I am luckily met with an interesting...

A breathtaking, heart wrenching, diabolically genius and decisive final episode for this unbelievably intense and compelling television...

FilmProbe's thoughts on part two of Netflix's hit thriller, mystery series, YOU (2023) EP06 Episode six is an interesting beginning to...

For best friends Becky and Hunter, life is all about conquering fears and pushing limits. However, after they climb 2,000 feet to the top...