The Super Elfkins Review – Great for the Kids

Sometimes in our lives, things we’ve seen seem to be completed almost like magic, as if someone has done it behind our backs while we weren’t looking. Perhaps it was The Super Elfkins that did it for us?  This animated film is almost a sequel to the classic fairy tale “The Elves...

Primitive War V Avatar Budgets – Special Feature

Primitive War, as of writing this, has grossed $1.2 million against a $7 million budget. Avatar: Fire and Ash has an estimated budget of $275 million and a predicted box-office take of $1.2-$2 billion, though that may be domestic-only, meaning the total...

Primitive War Review – The Direction is Superb, the Effects are Great

I honestly don't care what others think about Primitive War. From the moment I first heard about it, I have been eager to see it and was pushing it on socials as much as possible. I went into it...

The Running Man (2025) Review – Cineworld Secret Screening 17

Arnie gave us a classic in 1987, The Running Man, but Arnold Schwarzenegger never felt like the 'everyman' fighting against the big corporation for the betterment of everyone. He was fighting and running for revenge after being falsely imprisoned,...

Prisoner of War Review – Adkins Brings us Solid Fight Scenes

The second I saw Scott Adkins appear on screen in Prisoner of War, I knew I was in for a good time. Widely recognised as one of the best martial arts actors in movies today, I believe that if...

Big Boys Review – A Well-Written and Solid Film

Being a teenager is hard enough anyway, but when your mind starts giving you messages and signals you hadn’t been expecting, it becomes that much harder. This film showcases those difficulties in a simple, yet really well-done, way.  “A teenage...

Super Charlie is Bright, Colourful and Fun – Review

In a cinematic smorgasbord littered with literally dozens and dozens of superhero movies, it can be hard to find something really unique that still gives levels of familiarity. Super Charlie is a fun children’s film about a baby getting...

Heidi: Rescue of the Lynx, a Legitimately Sweet Movie – Review

In a world of cinema replete with remakes, re-imaginings and sequels/prequels it can feel like there is a lot of fatigue and lack of ideas in Hollywood, and the film industry as a whole. While this is a film...

Reputation Review – Low-budget Indie Film

I love indie filmmaking and makers. It’s an absolute essential part of the film world that allows the whole thing to carry on. In some cases, low-budget indie films can be genuine slices of cinematic genius. They can be...

Frankie Freako Review – It’s Gross and Cheesy

The 1980s were a really weird time for movies. I say this as an opener because it is relevant to Frankie Freako. If someone told me that this had been ripped from that decade and sent forward in time...

Consecration Review – Intriguing with Some Gruesome Moments

“After the suspicious death of her brother, a priest, Grace goes to the Mount Saviour Convent in Scotland to find out what really happened. Once there, she uncovers murder, sacrilege and a disturbing truth about her own past.”  Religious horror...

Melodrive Review – A Film with Charm and Emotional Depth

Melodrive is a simple film about a man facing the consequences of his actions while coming to terms with family issues that he’s been avoiding for a long time. For a film with a low budget, it is made...