Ana de Armas leads the first cinematic spin-off in the John Wick series with a film set between John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and John Wick: Chapter 4. Eve Macarro (de Armas) has been trained to be an assassin since she was a young girl. When Eve completes her training with the Ruska Roma, she becomes an assassin and […]
Film Reviews
Predator: Killer of Killers Review
Three generations of warriors, separated by centuries, and from different parts of our world, face off against the deadly extraterrestrial hunters. For those who survive… a new nightmare awaits. Killer of Killers is everything a Predator fan could want… action, violence, an impending sense of doom, and plenty of green blood-soaked gore. Falling – style […]
Dangerous Animals Review
Every shark movie lives in the shadow of Jaws. While not the first, it had an immediate and lasting impact on movie culture and the industry. For one, it spawned a bunch of imitators, most of which failed to make any impression, much less a comparable one. Even once that initial wave subsided, and shark […]
Karate Kid: Legends Review
The Karate Kid is a beloved franchise that has spanned many forms of media. The sixth entry in this four-decades-long franchise acts as a legacy sequel to the original trilogy and the 2010 remake. Li Fong (Ben Wang) is a martial arts prodigy and Mr. Han’s (Jackie Chan) nephew. Li is forced to move to […]
A Simple Favour/Another Simple Favour Review
A Simple Favour begins by dropping you into your typical suburban hellscape of school runs, bitchy parents with too much time on their hands, and social media. Smack dab right in the middle of all this is Stephanie Smothers (Anna Kendrick), the super mum. Or the super annoying mum, depending on who you ask. When […]
Sister Midnight Review
I was fortunate enough to catch the New England premier of Sister Midnight at the Boston Underground Film Festival back in March, where I listed it as one of the best features of the festival. A huge benefit of catching an early screening is knowing nothing about the film beyond the title until the lights […]
Fountain of Youth Review
A team of treasure hunters searching for the Fountain of Youth discover clues to its location in a series of famous paintings. Trouble is, they’re all squirrelled away in museums and private collections, or simply lost to time. All of which makes getting hold of them more than a little challenging, and it’s not long […]
Lilo & Stitch (2025) Review
Lilo & Stitch is the second remake of a Disney animated classic to be released in 2025. This film brings to life everyone’s favourite chaos-loving alien. Experiment 626 (Chris Sanders) is a genetically engineered creature designed to be the ultimate weapon. When he evades United Galactic Federation custody, he escapes to Earth and lands on […]
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Review
The Mission: Impossible film series has endured for nearly 30 years, thrilling audiences and producing some of the best Hollywood blockbusters, especially in the 2010s. Tom Cruise has called time on his longest role by concluding the events of Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning and the series as a whole. The world is in chaos […]
Steppenwolf Review
Steppenwolf is a movie at war with itself. It doesn’t seem to know what to make of its own story, as what it seems to be saying shifts multiple times. On more than one occasion, Braiyuk (Berik Aytzhanov) responds to questions about death by laughing and pretending to fuck a large, floppy, plush dog. His […]