The Boy and The Herron – Review
Nothing quite gets an audience as excited as a new Studio Ghibli film does, especially when Hayao Miyazaki is the Director attached. From such classics of Spirited Away and Howl’s Moving Castle, the ...
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Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – Review
It’s hard to deny that Tom Cruise is a man in top form right now. Last years surprise sensation Top Gun: Maverick drove audiences back into cinemas in their numbers with its roaring action and incred...
Stranger Things 4- Review
Like millions of others, I recently cancelled my Netflix subscriptions. In response, Netflix has finally released the much-anticipated Stranger Things 4 with impeccable timing, dropping in two Volume...
Once Upon A Time In Uganda- Review
Have you heard of Wakaliwood? The answer is probably, if you’re familiar with such internet YouTube classics as Who Killed Captain Alex?. However, if you are like me and didn’t know too m...
Top Ten Films 2021- Fraser’s Picks
As another year draws to a close, it calls for the annual recap of some of the highlights from this year. Whist 2021 certainly didn’t get off to a great start, it managed to pick itself up and ...
Spider-Man: No Way Home- Review
Spoiler Free Review Four MCU films this year Disney? Four?! That’s insane! That’s a lot of franchise to pump out in a short space of time, and whilst some is overspill from last year (Black Widow) th...
No Time To Die- Review
For a film called No Time To Die, the latest instalment in the Bond franchise sure as hell took its damn time to finally release in cinemas. After some lengthy delays, Daniel Craig’s final adve...
The Worst Superman Film You Haven’t Heard Of
If I were to ask if you’d seen the 1980 Superman film, your mind would immediately jump to Superman II starring Christopher Reeve. That film itself has an interesting production story behind it...
Black Widow- Review
Spoilers for Avengers Endgame It’s been two years since the last big screen MCU outing with Spider-Man Far From Home drawing an epilogue to the 10 years of the franchise that had culminated in ...
Spiral- Review
Did anyone else not realise that there was a new Saw film out this year? Seems strange that a franchise that’s been running for almost 17 years now (unfortunately all you 17 year olds are still...