Category: Reviews

  • Pan – Review

    A few minutes into Joe Wright’s Pan, you might think you’re in store for one of the most magical interpretations of this immortal character. Instead, it ends up being one of the most clichéd and forgettable. Read More >

  • Sicario – Review

    “Sicario is engrossing cinema that will have you on the edge of your seat throughout, with some unbearably, and exhilaratingly suspenseful sequences”… Read More >

  • The Maze Runner: Scorch Trials – Review

    “unadulterated excitement on the silver screen”… Read More >

  • The Transporter Refueled – Review

    “Though Skrein impresses, unfortunately he’s been dealt a distinctively unlikeable character that becomes a struggle to root for and invest in.” Read More >

  • No Escape – Review

    “for all of the enjoyment which is there to be had, there’s a lot of creative license taken up on Dowdle’s part”… Read More >

  • Hitman: Agent 47 – Review

    It just offers so little that we haven’t seen before, as a real by the numbers thriller that abides frustratingly by the tropes of the genre at hand. Read More >

  • Good People – Review

    “Genz’s first feature in the English language is undoubtedly an accomplished one, but as we progress towards the finale, it becomes all too generic.” Read More >

  • American Ultra – Review

    There are parts here and there that function. Sitting through the film, though, you can’t help but wish you were watching Kick-Ass, Grindhouse, Wanted, or Kingsman instead. Read More >

  • Barely Lethal Review

    “offering so little that we haven’t seen before, as the narrative plays out in all too generic fashion”… Read More >

  • Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ – Review

    Resurrection ‘F’ isn’t great, grand, or even epic, but for what it is, the film is testosterone filled fun. Now that’s what people seek Dragon Ball Z out for. Read More >