The Evil Dead series has returned with its sixth entry, and it’s the nastiest film in the series so far. Alice (Souheila Yacoub) is a recently widowed woman who is forced to spend time with her in-laws after her husband’s funeral. The tense atmosphere is made worse when the Prices start to become Deadites, and […]
Author: Kieran Freemantle
Moana (2026) Review
Moana is the latest Disney animated classic to get the live-action remake treatment. This version gets Dwayne Johnson as the egotistical demigod Maui. Long ago, the demigod Maui stole the Heart of Te Fiti, resulting in a blight that spread across the world. This blight finally reaches Motunui, leading their crops to fail and fish […]
Alpha (2026) Review
Alpha is the seventh film in the YRF Spy Universe and has been called the first female-led Indian action film. After the 1999 Kargil War, Colonel Fateh Singh Lakhawat (Bobby Deol) launches the Alpha project, a program to create super-soldiers. However, everyone who was given the Alpha serum dies, except a young girl whose mother […]
Minions & Monsters Review
The Minions have returned for a third spin-off and a seventh film overall. The prequel sees the yellow creatures conquering Hollywood and summoning monsters. A tribe of Minions finds itself in 1920s Hollywood while searching for a new fiendish master. They quickly become the toast of the town because of their slapstick antics, but their […]
The Invite Review
The Invite is a remake of the Spanish film The People Upstairs and acts as Olivia Wilde’s third film as a director. Joe (Seth Rogen) and Angela (Wilde) are a couple whose marriage is on the rocks and about to be tested to the limit due to a visit from their upstairs neighbours, Pína (Penélope […]
Supergirl (2026) Review
Kara Zor-El/Supergirl gets her first solo film since 1984 and leads in the second movie of the rebooted DCU. The new film sees the Girl of Steel on an intergalactic mission of vengeance. Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock) has never settled after being sent from Argo City to Earth. She spends a lot of time travelling […]
Toy Story 5 Review
The Toy Story franchise has been around for 31 years and has been a juggernaut. The fifth film in the series puts Jessie in the spotlight. Bonnie (Scarlett Spears) is now eight years old, but she struggles to make friends. In desperation, Bonnie’s parents get her a Lilypad tablet (Greta Lee) so the child can […]
Virginia Woolf’s Night & Day Review
Virginia Woolf’s Night & Day is a multi-national adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s second novel, as it shows a young woman fighting against the patriarchal standards of her time. Katharine Hilbery (Haley Bennett) is a budding astronomer in 1910. Her dream is to go to Cambridge and study physics, but she has to fight the male-dominated elite […]
Disclosure Day Review
Steven Spielberg returns to extraterrestrial sci-fi with the conspiracy thriller Disclosure Day. Daniel Kellner (Josh O’Connor) is on the run with his girlfriend, Jane (Eve Hewson), after stealing information and an advanced device from his employer. This coincides with Margaret Fairchild (Emily Blunt) undergoing a sudden metamorphosis where she develops telekinetic powers and becomes able […]
Savage House Review
Savage House is a darkly comedic and satirical take on British period dramas as everyone in society attempts to climb the social ladder. Sir Chauncey Savage (Richard E. Grant) is the son of a lowly Welshman who married into the prestigious but impoverished Savage Family. Within Savage House, Chauncey and his wife (Claire Foy) are […]










