Love Hurts (2025) Review – An Action Rom-Com with Laughs

I headed out to Cineworld recently to finally see the new film Love Hurts starring Ke Huy Quan, the film has had some mixed and negative reviews since its release but I thought I would check it out for...

Heretic Review – Hugh Grant is Terrifyingly Creepy in this Thriller

I'd seen the trailer for Heretic so many times during my trip to Cineworld that I did have thoughts that I'd probably seen all the best parts of the new film starring Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East,...

Juror #2 Review – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Another night at Cineworld and another Unlimited Screening, this time with a chance to preview Juror #2, the new movie directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Nicholas Hoult. “Juror #2” follows Justin Kemp, a family man portrayed by Hoult, who...

Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story Review – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Christopher Reeve was my Superman for my generation in the late 70s, this new documentary which I had the chance to preview at the Cineworld Unlimited Screening, Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story is a powerful and emotional story of...

Smile 2 Review – The Creepy Grin Returns to the Big Screen

We headed out to check out Smile 2, the sequel to the 2022 supernatural psychological horror written and directed by Parker Finn in his feature film debut, based on his 2020 short film Laura Hasn’t Slept. We were introduced to the...

Terrifier 3 Review – Art the Clown Takes Over Christmas in Bloody Style

I had eagerly anticipated the release of the new movie featuring Art the Clown at my local Cineworld. After watching a double bill and being teased by the Terrifier 3 trailer some time ago, I was thrilled when the...

AFRAID Review – A Scary Look into a Possible Future with AI

Last night's visit to Cineworld was to finally catch the movie AFRAID which I had seen the trailer for so many times on previous visits, I thought it was about time that I checked out the film for myself. Curtis'...

National Cinema Day Returns in 2024 With Tickets From £4 at Venues Across the UK

We have some fantastic news for cinema fans, on Saturday 31 August 2024, cinemas across the UK will once again offer everyone the opportunity to experience the joy of cinema from just £4 at all participating venues and on...

Review: The Crow (2024) is a Unnecessary Reboot/Retelling That Pales in Comparison to the Original

My first introduction to The Crow was back in the 90s with Alex Proyas' masterpiece with the late, great, Brandon Lee in what would become his Swan Song movie. The film was followed by several attempts to keep the...

Review: MaXXXine packs in the 80s Vibe in the Final Instalment from Ti West

We headed back to the 1980s with the final instalment of Ti West's X trilogy with MaXXXine starring Mia Goth reprising her role from 2022s X, we headed out to Cineworld to check out the new movie and to...

Review: Longlegs Will Send Shivers Down Your Spine!

The anticipation of seeing this new movie Longlegs from Oz Perkins was getting the better of me when the trailer was being shown during the last few weeks, my only hope for this "horror" was that the trailer and...

The Watched Review Creepy and with Plenty of Twists to Entertain

Let's get a little confusion put to one side with this review of The Watched, this is the same film as The Watchers the title was changed for the UK and Ireland to avoid being confused with the 2022...