How to Make a Killing is an ensemble black comedy inspired by the 1907 novel Israel Rank: The Autobiography of a Criminal and the Ealing Classic Kind Hearts and Coronets. It’s a film aiming to tap into the growing ‘Eat the Rich’ sentiment Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell) is the illegitimate son of the Redfellow dynasty. […]
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Hoppers Review
Hoppers is the first of two films to be released by Pixar in 2026. This offering is an environmentally themed comedy. Mabel Tanaka (Piper Curda) is an animal lover and passionate environmental activist. She is determined to preserve The Glare from being turned into an expressway. When Mabel discovers her university professor, Dr. Sam (Kathy […]
Cold Storage Review
Cold Storage is a sci-fi horror comedy from screenwriter David Koepp, adapting his own novel for the big screen. After an infectious fungus kills everyone in a small town in Australia, the US military takes it and puts it in a facility in the Atchison Caves. Over the course of 20 years, the facility has […]
The Bluff Review
At a time when the era of pirates is coming to an end, a tiny Caribbean island is rocked by the arrival of Captain Francisco Connor (Karl Urban) and his crew. Forcing one of the residents, Ercel (Priyanka Chopra Jonas), to reveal her bloodied past to her family. For she wasn’t always a fish wife. […]
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die Review
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die is a zany time travel comedy from Gore Verbinski, making his first film in 10 years. In a diner in Los Angeles, a man (Sam Rockwell) enters, claiming he’s from the future and needs volunteers to help him save the world. He leads a gang of six different people […]
Wuthering Heights (2026) Review
The 2026 version of Wuthering Heights is Emerald Fennell’s third feature and is already seen as one of the most controversial adaptations ever. The Earnshaws are an old landed gentry family in Yorkshire. Despite their prestigious name, their estate has fallen into a state of disrepair, and the family patriarch (Martin Clunes) is a gambler […]
Crime 101 Review
It’s not particularly original to compare Crime 101 to Michael Mann’s Heat, but that’s only because of how nakedly writer/director Bart Layton is quoting it. His adaptation of Don Winslow’s 2020 novella brings a modern flare to the car chases, adds a subplot of criminal in-fighting, and dials down the moral complexity, but the story is […]
Whistle Review
Whistle is an Irish-Canadian horror film from the director of The Nun and the showrunner of the second season of Gangs of London. Chrysanthemum “Chrys” Willet (Dafne Keen) has moved in with her extended family after the death of her father and time in rehab. On her first day of school, she finds a strange […]
Wasteman Review
Wasteman is Cal McMau’s directional debut, and already a critical darling after premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival. Taylor (David Jonsson) has served 13 years in prison for drug dealing. He gets told that he’s eligible for early release due to good behaviour, and sets out to make amends with his 14-year-old son, Adam […]
Goat Review
Sony Pictures has shaken up the world of animation with the Spider-Verse films, The Mitchells vs. the Machines, and KPop Demon Hunters. They now explore the world of animal basketball with Goat. Will Harris (Caleb McLaughlin) is a young goat who dreams of playing professional Roarball despite his small stature. He gets an opportunity to […]










