Eddington (2025) Review

Ari Aster’s latest film, Eddington, diverges from his horror roots to explore a COVID-era neo-Western. Starring Joaquin Phoenix as a wannabe mayor navigating political extremes, the film offers dark humor and commentary on the impact of social media. Despite its polarising reception, the film showcases Aster’s typically bold storytelling and visually striking cinematography.

BEYOND: TWO SOULS PC (2019) REVIEW

Does Quantic Dream’s follow-up to Heavy Rain improve upon the narrative driven formula?

With two Hollywood actors involved this time around it must be an improvement right?

Heavy Rain PC (2019) Review

The critically acclaimed PS3 mystery thriller has finally made it to PC… Does it still hold up?

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006) Review

A lot rides on a sequel to a beloved movie. Is Dead Man’s Chest more Empire Strikes Back or Speed 2: Cruise Control?

Suicide Squad (2016) Review

A review of DC’s latest attempt to replicate the MCU. Starring Will Smith and Margot Robbie.

The Five Things You’ll Need To Survive Halloween

Halloween is upon us and with it comes scary movies. We watch them from the comfort of our own homes, enjoying the discomfort, pain, and even death inflicted upon the unlucky characters. We scream, we laugh, but at the end of the day we forget about it and move on. I mean, it’s only […]

100 Words or Less – 3000 Miles to Graceland

Title – 3000 Miles to Graceland Released – 2001 Director – Demian Lichtenstein Starring – Kurt Russell, Kevin Costner, Courteney Cox, Christian Slater Review – In a word: unpleasant. 3KMTG is weird, horrible in every way yet exceptionally entertaining. The cast is amazing, the action is hyperviolent and explosive and the Elvis impersonations are spot-on. It’s over the top and unsure what […]

Spider-Man Trilogy Review

Spider-Man (2002) “Remember, with great power, comes great responsibility.” Along with the X Men trilogy that was kick started in the late 90’s, the Spiderman trilogy is a bench mark in superhero film making and is arguably some of the most important films in the genre. These films, along with the X Men showed that […]

X-Men: Days of Future Past Review

“I don’t want your suffering! I don’t want your future!” X-Men: Days of Future Past joins together our favourite mutants from the groovy 70’s along with the X-Men we grew up with, who are now all living in a post-apocalyptic nightmare. There were so many ways this movie could have gone wrong, it was such a […]

Flight (2012) Review

[I’ll try to keep this review reasonably spoiler free, but beware!] Flight first caught my attention last year, when its first trailer was released. The trailer was one of the best movie trailers I’d seen for quite some time and I think I may have held off from watching the film because I believed it […]