Flight Risk
The Accountant meets Plane in this Mel Gibson-directed thriller about an accountant on a plane. In a rare title role, Topher Grace is Flight Risk AKA Winston, an accountant turned […]
Category Archives: New Releases
I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025)
The most dangerous bend in America takes another life in this sequel to the 1997 slasher flick of the same name. They should have called it 28 Years Later. This […]
Dead Mail
The Coen brothers meet the Chemical Brothers in this 2024 thriller about a Midwestern music enthusiast (John Fleck) who kidnaps a talented synthesiser engineer (Sterling Macer Jr.). They should have […]
28 Years Later
23 years after 28 Days Later comes premature post-apocalyptic threequel 28 Years Later, set in a dystopian Britain that remains under quarantine while the Rage Virus has been eradicated in continental […]
The Ballad of Wallis Island
A musician (Tom Basden) arrives on a remote island to play an exclusive gig, only to find his millionaire host (Tim Key) may have used some poetic licence. Essentially a […]
Final Destination Bloodlines
Death comes out of the retirement it has enjoyed since killing all those celebrities in 2016 for another Final Destination movie, a prospect the world needed like a stray tyre […]
Mickey 17
As part of a mission to colonise an ice planet in the year 2050, Mickey Barnes (Robert Pattinson) signs up to be an “Expendable” without reading the terms and conditions. […]
Drop
A first date gets a crash course in connectivity when Violet (Meghann Fahy) starts getting airdropped threatening messages from someone in the restaurant, in this high-concept thriller about dater protection. […]
Sinners
Michael B. Jordan plays identical twins opening a juke joint in 1930s Mississippi, in this blues-based vampire-western they should have called Michael B. Goode. Ryan Coogler spends the impressive first […]
Kill
After his fiancée (Tanya Maniktala) is kidnapped by train robbers, a commando (Lakshya) seeks delay re-payback, in this 2023 Indian action movie. The tone of this film is as strained […]
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