It’s Mar 10, and Nintendo fans have just been treated to a very welcome surprise: the brand-new trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has landed — and it’s bursting with colourful, gravity-bending action. Building on the billion dollar smash success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, this next chapter sends everyone’s favourite moustachioed plumber […]
‘THE BRIDE!’ – A Punk-Rock Resurrection of Gothic Romance – Review
The resurrection is at hand, and actress-turned-filmmaker Maggie Gyllenhaal turns the volume all the way up as she revives the legend of The Bride of Frankenstein for an all-new generation. The result is THE BRIDE!, a film that jolts a blinding dash of punk-rock romance into classic gothic horror. Arriving in a riot of attitude, […]
‘Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette’ – A Seductive Slow-Burn of Love, Longing and the 1990s – Review
If Wuthering Heights offered operatic obsession, FX’s Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette delivers something colder, sharper, and more intoxicating — a portrait of love lived under surveillance, desire shaped by legacy, and intimacy fought for in the harsh glare of flashbulbs. This isn’t just a romance; it’s a cultural autopsy of […]
The Final Trailer for the Final Season of Prime Video’s ‘The Boys’ has arrived and it promises a completely mental rush of diabolical supe chaos
The Beginning of The End is here as the Final Trailer for the Final Season of Prime Video’s The Boys has arrived, and with the promise of shock and awe, blood and bone, and the ascension of Homelander into that of a literal god the drama, action, chaos and mental twists, turns and shocks of […]
‘Young Sherlock’ – The Game Is Young, Fast, and Furious – Review
The game is most certainly afoot, and it’s moving at breakneck speed. Young Sherlock arrives on Prime Video with a sharp suit, a clenched fist, and a restless mind, dragging Sherlock Holmes back to the Victorian era and reintroducing him not as the fully formed master of deduction we know, but as a brilliant, reckless […]
‘The Lady’ – Royal Privilege, Obsession, and True-Crime Chill – Review
With real-world intrigue around Sarah Ferguson never far from the headlines, BritBox’s four-part miniseries The Lady slides in like a silk-gloved punch to the jaw. This is glossy, compulsive true-crime drama — the kind that seduces you with tiaras and privilege before plunging headfirst into obsession, manipulation, and murder. It rewinds the clock to one […]
Raising the Black Flag – Frank E. Flowers Unleashes Pirate Mayhem with ‘The Bluff’
Prime Video’s The Bluff doesn’t just raise the black flag, it fires a cannon straight through the hull of modern action cinema. Loud, ferocious, and gloriously unrestrained, the film is a full-blooded shot of adrenaline that takes no prisoners. Anchored by feral, powerhouse performances from Priyanka Chopra-Jonas and Karl Urban, The Bluff stands tall as […]
The tension reaches a breaking point in the all-star WWII epic ‘Pressure’
June 6, 1941. Operation Neptune. And forever known to history as D-Day, the most significant military event in history has left a lasting impression on the world, and the very idea of freedom and liberty ever since. 81 years on, memories and legacy still hold true to this auspicious and fraught day, and now the […]
‘No Other Choice’ – Park Chan-wook Turns Corporate Despair into a Savage, Blood-Soaked Farce – Review
There are filmmakers who flirt with satire, and then there is Park Chan-wook, who skewers it, salts it, and serves it with a knowing smile. No Other Choice is the South Korean auteur’s latest act of controlled cinematic cruelty — a pitch-black comedy thriller that transforms modern employment anxiety into a vicious, absurdist survival game. […]