‘The Addams Family’ (2019) Review: To Die For I know we live in a world where everything that’s old becomes new again, but I’m honestly

‘Sprinter’ (2019) Review: Goes For Gold For many reviewers, talking about independent films is a bit of a struggle. Often times, they aren’t as polished

‘Us’ (2019): A Sophomore Success Horror has had its fair share of creatures. Creatures from black lagoons, wolfmen, and men in masks. Each one iconic

‘Captain Marvel’ (2019): The Best Marvel Hero Yet. Blasting her way onto cinemas on international women’s day no less, Captain Marvel is the first female

How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019) Review:A Fantastic Finale Throughout the history of cinema, there have been several monumental friendships. Sam and

The Shape Of Water (2017) Review: Beautifully Different If I told you about the best film of the year, what would I say? Certainly not

The Last Jedi (2017) Review: Steady Your Pitchforks After the end of ‘The Force Awakens’, it’s safe to say, the films are decidedly safe. Since

‘Thor Ragnarok’ Ragna-rocks! (Had To Do It) (2017) Review After being mostly absent from the silver screen for the last two years, ‘Thor Ragnarok’ sees

The Foreigner (2017) Review: Brutally Well Balanced Before terror strikes the cinema, there’s nothing I’d like to see more than a hard-hitting revenge story, mixed

It (2017) Review: Float On After what seemed like the dryest movie period in years, finally, there is something exciting happening at the cinemas. It

Atomic Blonde (2017) Review: Beautifully Brutal From one-half of the directing duo that brought ‘John Wick’ to life comes yet another film about a character