Reviews

On the surface, A24's Talk To Me is a teen horror film ready to make you jump with fright, but this Australian horror flick has more on its mind than just jump scares.

It's a low-budget love letter to horror with elements of Raimi.

For his third outing, Peele brings us a sci/fi horror film Nope.

Garland's MEN has a lot to unpack, and I fully suspect the film will split audiences down the middle.

We are seeing how HE made the film and he jams pack this film with "winks" and "nods" to the previous movie.

My kids loved the film and I'll always champion a film setting that is different from what I'm used to.

That aside, the film looks great.

It's hard not to notice that this film potentially was made is response to a Tim Burton interview where he was asked why his films rarely have anyone of colour in them.

I am one of the few people that really liked the first Sonic film.

The film is littered with cameos that are good for a chuckle, but I found a lot of the humour to be forced at times.