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 […]
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The Wrong Girls Review
Almost every stoner comedy since 1998 has lived in the shadow of The Big Lebowski, reassessed as a masterpiece in the years since its disappointing initial run. So if you’re trying to add to the canon, why not borrow some of its key elements in a deliberate acknowledgement of its power? A few hapless friends thrust […]
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 […]
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 […]
Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie Review
Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie is the third film in the Paw Patrol franchise. This time, Marshall the Fire Pup is the centre of attention. When the Paw Patrol rescues a family at sea, they discover an island filled with dinosaurs. This discovery makes the Paw Patrol even more popular, and scientists come to study the prehistoric environment. […]
Ice Cream Man (2026) Review
From the demented mind of Eli Roth is a darkly comic gore fest that sees a small town of children turned into a ravenous mob of murderers. In a small picturesque New England town, a strange ice cream man (Ari Millen) appears and becomes a hit with the children. However, all the children who have […]
Sunny Dancer Review
Sunny Dancer is a British coming-of-age comedy-drama that tells the story of a group of teenage cancer survivors bonding over the course of one summer. Ivy Pritchard (Bella Ramsey) is a 17-year-old girl who has been in remission for 10 months. Ivy has become more closed off, leading her parents (James Norton and Jessica Gunning) […]
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review
Tom Holland’s Spider-Man returns to the cinema for the first time in five years with Spider-Man: Brand New Day acting as a soft reboot of the MCU version of the character. It has been four years since Peter Parker (Tom Holland) made a big sacrifice to save his universe. He has acted as a solo […]
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender Review
Nickelodeon’s Avatar: The Last Airbender is a series that is loved by children and adults. It’s a fantasy-action series that combined martial arts, Eastern philosophy and spiritual beliefs, anime, drama, and comedy in a wondrous package. The series gets a feature-length follow-up with Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender. The world is at peace after the […]










