One Night Only is a film with the strangest premise for a light-hearted rom-com where America has turned into a totalitarian regime so they can monitor the population’s relationship status. In America, premarital sex has been outlawed for three years. There is only a 12-hour window where unmarried people can have sex every year. On this […]
Author: Kieran Freemantle
Coyote vs. Acme Review
In 2023, Warner Bros. committed cultural vandalism by withdrawing many films and TV shows so they could be tax write-offs. These projects range from the unreleased Batgirl film to the acclaimed animated series Final Space. The family film Coyote vs. Acme was set to be a $30 million tax write-off but was saved by Ketchup […]
Insidious: Out of the Further Review
The Insidious series has returned for a sixth entry. Insidious: Out of the Further moves on from the Lambert family and focuses on a new set of characters. Gemma Hall (Amelia Eve) is a dental hygienist and single mum to Maya (Island Austin). She had a traumatic childhood due to her mother’s erratic behaviour. Gemma ends up experiencing unsettling […]
Mutiny Review
Mutiny is the second Jason Statham action-thriller of 2026. This time the English action star takes on a human trafficking ring and a corporate conspiracy. Cole Reed (Statham) is an ex-soldier and police officer who acts as the personal bodyguard for Tibu Campallo (Ramon Tikaram), a billionaire shipping magnate in Bangkok. When Tibu sells his […]
Normal Review
Normal is a dark action comedy that sees the star and writer of the Nobody movies reteam and got cult filmmaker Ben Wheatley to direct a small-scale bloody affair. Ulysses (Bob Odenkirk) is a police officer who acts as interim sheriff for towns across America. He finds himself in the small town of Normal, Minnesota, […]
The End of Oak Street Review
The End of Oak Street is a genre film from the director of It Follows and the first theatrical film release by Bad Robot since Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The Platt family live in a normal American suburb in 1982. However, there are underlying tensions because Greg (Ewan McGregor) is working as a […]
Nimrods Review
Green Day is arguably one of America’s most famous punk bands, which were huge in the 1990s and 2000s. They have moved into filmmaking by producing the coming-of-age road movie Nimrods. Tommy (Mason Thames) and Fred (Kylr Coffman) are best friends, big fans of Green Day, and two-thirds of the band Analog Dogs. They give […]
Resisting PlayStation’s Greed
Sony announced at the beginning of July 2026 that they are going to end physical media production in January 2028. After weeks of online outrage and silence from Sony, the CFO, Lin Tao, has said, “We’re going to cautiously move this forward,’ during a Q&A section on 31st July 2026. As someone who sings the […]
Tony Review
Anthony Bourdain is one of America’s most famous and celebrated chefs. His life in 1975 and early career were the inspiration for the biopic Tony. Anthony “Tony” Bourdain (Dominic Sessa) is an arrogant and entitled student at Vassar College. He lies to his family that he got a writing fellowship, and he runs off to […]
All in Good Time Review
Callum Edmunds, AKA MauLer, is the latest YouTuber critic/grifter attempting to show he can make a short film with a thriller set in one location. In a random barn in the English countryside are four hostages. Three of the hostages who plead for their lives are coldly shot by The Boss (Nicholas Rowe). However, the […]










