Review – Gerald’s Game
Hopping aboard the Stephen King bandwagon is Netflix, with the surprisingly tense and explosively gory Gerald’s Game.
Read moreHopping aboard the Stephen King bandwagon is Netflix, with the surprisingly tense and explosively gory Gerald’s Game.
Read moreReese Witherspoon leaves a sweet romcom about a bizarre living situation, in a typically immaculate Hollywood house.
Read moreAA Milne gets the sentimental biopic treatment in buttoned-up Britflick Goodbye Christopher Robin, which is a sepia-toned postcard of a movie.
Read moreThe 90s shlocker Flatliners gets a remake absolutely no one was asking for and, crucially, that no one has gone to see.
Read moreCharacters return from the dead, robot dogs attack, Elton John is a piano-playing prisoner – and yet, Kingsman: The Golden Circle is still boring.
Read moreJudi Dench makes for a wonderfully curmudgeonly Queen Victoria in the quaint, sweet-natured drama Victoria & Abdul.
Read moreDarren Aronofsky has divided audiences with the bizarre horror film mother!, in which Jennifer Lawrence gives a ferociously committed performance.
Read moreMaze Runner star Dylan O’Brien plunges into the world of terrorism with the exceedingly nasty action thriller American Assassin.
Read moreAussie horror goes grim once again with Killing Ground, in which a newly engaged couple find terror greeting them in secluded woodland.
Read moreLo-fi horror meets thematic nastiness in Capture Kill Release, which is a chilling idea, executed with surprisingly little in the way of thrills.
Read moreJeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen investigate a murder on a Native American reservation in Taylor Sheridan’s patient crime thriller Wind River.
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