‘Coffee and Kareem’ (2020) Review: Weak Tea. I’ll be honest, I never really gave too much attention to Netflix films. It’s an old fashioned notion,

‘The Last Thing He Wanted’ (2020) Review: The Long Letdown. As the cinemas continue to be closed and new movie releases remain retired, streaming platforms

‘Bloodshot’ (2020) Review: Bloodshot: The Movie: The Video Game. An actor’s association with a part can be so severe, that they cease having a separate

‘Underwater’ (2019) Review: Jawlien When Martin Scorsese compared superhero movies to theme park rides, he did so attracting the ire of fans the world over.

‘Maleficent Mistress of Evil’ (2019) Review: Guess Who’s Coming To The Castle. Full disclosure: I have not seen the 2014 film ‘Maleficent’. When it came

X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019) Review: The End? Imagine a superhero film that has all of the characters you’ve known and loved for over a decade,

‘Dumbo’ (2019): Flying Not So High There’s something missing from ‘Dumbo’. On the face of it, this live action reimagining of the 1941 animated film

Tyler Perry’s A Madea Family Funeral (2019) Review:Ding Dong The Witch Is DEAD For a moment, the wool was pulled over my eyes. As the

The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) Review: Easy Come, Easy Go After what seemed like the beginning of a descent into development hell, the third chapter in

Kingsman: The Golden Circle) Review: Does Everything A Sequel Shouldn’t It’s hard to fully explain what’s wrong with ‘Kingsman The Golden Circle’. I’m tempted to

Unlocked (2017) Review: Unseen, Unremembered. There are movies that stick with you, lingering on for days, weeks, months, even years after you leave the cinema.

The Dark Tower (2017) Review: A Cinematic Sedative For those that declare cinema dead and Hollywood to be out of ideas, this is another notch