Widow’s Bay – Season 1, Episode 8: Your Baggage (2026) – Review What, you didn't think it was really over, did you?With three episodes left to air, the chances that anyone actually thought the issues of Widow's Bay had been finally resolved was pretty slight, unless someone out there truly…

He-Man And She-Ra: The Secret Of The Sword (1985) – Review Oh man, remember when feature length toy adverts that you actually had to pay to see were all the rage? Obviously I'm teasing a little as using a motion picture event to hock playthings to kids is something that quite happily occurs even…

Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 8: The Man In The Mask (2026) – Review Well, after plenty of fights, a spot of illegal experimentation and a whole bunch of booze, we've finally reached the end of the crazy adventures of Spider-Noir. It's been a hell of a run that's delivered all the Spider-Man…

Untitled The trailer has been released for season 3 of Silo. The end of the world had a beginning. Silo returns July 3 only on Apple TV. Season three of “Silo” continues the saga of a dystopian society of 10,000 people living underground under mysterious circumstances, while revealing an origin…

Onslaught – Official Trial A 24 have released the trailer for Onslaught. From director Adam Wingard and starring Adria Arjona, Alex Pereira, Drew Starkey, Rebecca Hall, Reginald VelJohnson, Michael Biehn, Eric Wareheim and Dan Stevens. ONSLAUGHT – In Theaters September 4. RETURN TO OTHER TRAILERS

How To Rob A Bank – Official Trailer The trailer has been released for How To Rob A Bank. Who’s robbing who? In HOW TO ROB A BANK, a crew of social media-savvy bank robbers broadcasts their daring heists, unaware that their growing viral fame has put them in the crosshairs of a veteran FBI agent…

Conquest (1983) – Review www.allwallpapersfree.org While Lucio Fulci is primarily known for his works within the realms of lurid, censor baiting horror films such as Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Beyond and New York Ripper, he frequently stepped outside this zone to deliver lurid, censor baiting films…

Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 7: Nobody’s Hero (2026) – Review As Kirby's Bondian opening theme swells out of our speakers for the penultimate time, there's a real sense that Spider-Noir has fully hit its stride and now shows no sign of stopping. Over the last couple of episodes, the show has…

The End Of Oak Street – Official Trailer The trailer has been released for The End Of Oak Street. Survive the Summer. The End of Oak Street only in theaters and IMAX August 14. After a mysterious cosmic event rips Oak Street from suburbia and transports their neighborhood to someplace unknown, the…

Cape Fear (1962) – Review Sometimes, watching a film and its remake ass-backwards can be a shocking mistake to make. Watch the redux first - even one as top drawer as Martin Scorsese's Cape Fear - and you'll miss all the subtle nods, twists and changes that have only been made because it's…

Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 6: Nightmare On A Gurney (2026) – Review While I've been loving the deranged take on 30s Film Noir stylings that Spider-Noir has been furnishing us with, the little segue into freakish, mutant body horror performed by the previous episode felt like a breath of fresh…

Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 5: Betrayal (2026) – Review Anyone familiar with the ins and outs of the type of behavior usually seen within the confines of Film Noir will know that the title of the fifth episode was all but inevitable. After all, you can hardly go fifteen minutes watching some…

Hollow Man 2 (2006) – Review While Paul Verhoven has made some of the most distinctive sci-fi movies of the 80s, 90s and 2000s, the random string of sequels and remakes that's spun out of films such as Robocop, Total Recall and Starship Troopers have tended to be woefully inadequate when compared…

Dutton Ranch – Season 1, Episode 4: Start With A Bullet (2026) – Review The latest Yellowstone spin-off is really hitting it's stride with the fourth episode. Start With A Bullet delivers one of the most emotionally wrenching hours in the entire Yellowstone universe, as it continues to carve its…

Enola Holmes 3 – Official Teaser Netflix have released the teaser for Enola Holmes 3. Tis I do?! The critically-acclaimed ‘Enola Holmes’ franchise has returned, taking Enola far from London, where personal and professional dreams collide on a case more tangled and treacherous than any she has…

Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 4: A Mistake I’ll Never Make Again (2026) – Review As the adventures of Spider-Noir weave entertainingly back and forth between superhero slug fests and noirish brooding, we find the show hitting its midway point on something of a thoughtful mood. If episode one…

Non-Stop (2014) – Review While Taken certainly has the bragging rights for making Liam Neeson a late-career action star, you really can't under-sell the efforts of director Jaume Collet-Serra who did more than his fair share of keeping the former Bryan Mills active between sequels. In 2011, the…

House Of The Dragon Season 3 – Official Final Trailer HBO have released the final trailer for the third season of House Of The Dragon. The throne knows no mercy. House Of The Dragon Season 3 premieres June 21 on HBO Max. RETURN TO FANTASY TRAILERS

Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 3: Double Cross (2026) – Review After the superhero/noir blowout of episode 2, I'm not surprised that Spider-Noir's third episode has felt the need to conserve a bit of energy. But then, surely that's the benefit of being able to swing so naturally between two…

Widow’s Bay – Season 1, Episode 7: Seasickness (2026) – Review Since it started, Widow's Bay has gradually worked its way up the ranks located within my brain to stand as one of my most anticipated treats of the week. That blend of subtle horror, encroaching dread and hilarious social awkwardness…

Puppet Master X: Axis Rising (2012) – Review Seeing as the last Puppet Master came so close to being trashily worthwhile, it's no great surprise that the franchise decided to remain within the strangely snug confines of the Second World War when it returned for a surprising anniversary. While…

Sugar – Season 2 Official Trailer Apple TV have released the trailer for season 2 of Sugar. Colin Farrell is John Sugar—a dashing private eye navigating the dark corners of sunny LA, haunted by a secret too dangerous to expose. Sugar Season 2 premieres June 19 on Apple TV. “Sugar” is a…

Widow’s Bay – Season 1, Episode 6: Our History (2026) – Review If you're one of those people who think Widow's Bay has given us its best shot when it comes to audacious rug pulls, you may want to withdraw your opinions now, because after seeding twists and turns aplenty in the first half of the…

Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 2: Tread Lightly (2026) – Review After watching the first episode of Spider-Noir, I couldn't help but feel that there was something overwhelmingly familiar about the noir-drenched superheroics of the rumpled Ben Reilly and his crime fighting alter ego, the Spider.…

Premium Rush (2012) – Review Bike messengers. Not exactly the most beloved members of our city streets, are they? Whizzing in and out of traffic, mounting pavements and generally being a nuisance as they literally stop at nothing to deliver a package, I literally can't think of a job less suited…

The Boroughs – Season 1, Episode 8: Triple Audible (2026) – Review Over the past seven episodes of The Boroughs, we've come to meet a gang of mature heroes who have shown us that age is only a state of mind and that advancing years shouldn't mean someone should be written off like a wrecked car…

Disclosure Day – Final Trailer The final trailer has been released for Disclosure Day. If you found out we weren’t alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? This summer, the truth belongs to eight billion people.We are coming close to … Disclosure Day. Universal…

X-Men ’97 Season 2 – Official Trailer The trailer has been released for the second season of X-Men '97. Time to get the X-Men back to the 90s. Marvel Animation’s X-Men '97 Season 2 streams July 1, only on Disney+. RETURN TO MARVEL TRAILERS

The Boroughs – Season 1, Episode 7: Time To Go (2026) – Review This is it. This is the exact kind of episode I was hoping for when I first heard what The Boroughs was going to be about. Now that all the extraterrestrial cards are now on the table the show is free to have all of its characters…

Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 1: Step Into My Office (2026) – Review For me, one of the biggest questions that exists concerning modern comic book adaptations isn't so much the pondering of the existence of superhero fatigue, but agonising over how the Hell Sony managed to tank their Spider-Man…

Mother! (2017) – Review Ever since he got started in film, Darren Aronofsky has been excelling in providing cinematic experiences that each prove to be more traumatic than the last. Be it the black and white anxiety of Pi or the rampant misery of Requiem For A Dream, to even the mind flaying body…

The Boroughs – Season 1, Episode 6: The Grey Rebellion (2026) – Review While I've tried (and failed) to avoid bringing up Stranger Things too much during my travel of The Boroughs, I do have to throw my hands up and concede that, yes, a sizable part of the show's storytelling owes an incredible…

Passenger (2026) – Review Are more traditional scares becoming passé? After 2025 delivered a veritable smorgasbord of mold breaking horror cinema that took in music loving vampires, lethal bewitched children and a ghost film that featured a dog as the protagonist, anyone who dares to create a…

Toy Story 5 – Final Trailer Pixar have released the final trailer for Toy Story 5. The battle for playtime begins. Get your tickets now for Toy Story 5, only in theaters June 19. RETURN TO OTHER TRAILERS

The Boroughs – Season 1, Episode 5: Another Beautiful Day (2026) – Review Yep, it's round about that time that all the various threads and arcs that are buzzing about The Boroughs like moths round a bug zapper need to start coming together. I mean, if they don't come together now, we're not going…

Marshals – Season 1, Episode 13: The Devil At Home (2026) – Review Marshals concludes its debut season with Wolves At The Door, delivering a high-octane finale that ties together the season's sprawling threads while planting seeds for should be a more intense second year. As a Yellowstone spin-off…

Only Yesterday (1991) – Review Just because your motion picture is made up of thousands upon thousands of individually hand-drawn pictures, it doesn't mean you can't be subtle with the medium you're working in. While various purveyors of animation - from Walt Disney to Ralph Bakshi to Don Bluth to…

Dutton Ranch – Season 1, Episode 3: Act Of God Business (2026) – Review Dutton Ranch continues to establish its own identity within the Yellowstone universe. Episode 3 maintains the series’ deliberate, character-focused pace, akin to the style of the original show, while deepening the personal…

The Boroughs – Season 1, Episode 4: Forbidden Fruit (2026) – Review As we reach the midway point of the season, it's time for another upshift of mystery to keep those stakes steadily rising. We have a marauding alien on the loose that considers cerebrospinal fluid a delicacy; we have a trio of…

The Jack Ryan Films Ranked The Jack Ryan film series, based on Tom Clancy's popular techno-thriller novels, brought the analytical CIA analyst to the big screen in a string of high-stakes espionage adventures. The franchise launched with The Hunt for Red October (1990), starring Alec Baldwin as a…

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War (2026) – Review There's always something of a price to pay when making a shift from episodic television to feature length and it's mainly to do with focus. While your series technically has more depth thanks to the eight or more episodes each season is allocated,…

The Boroughs – Season 1, Episode 3: A Pyramid (2026) – Review Nothing seems to back up a good sci-fi mystery more than copious use of flashlights. The X-Files knew it, Spielberg knew it and the makers of The Boroughs certainly as savvy enough to equip their alien busting OAPs with enough battery…

The Star Wars Films Ranked The Star Wars film saga began in 1977 with the release of Star Wars (later subtitled Episode IV: A New Hope), written and directed by George Lucas. What was originally considered a risky space opera with groundbreaking visual effects became a cultural phenomenon,…

Single White Female (1992) – Review Whenever something comes along to stir up the public consciousness, you can always expect a simpler knock-off to follow in its wake to provide similar thrills in a trashier package. Thus, much like how Friday The 13th reworked Halloween into something simpler…

The Boroughs – Season 1, Episode 2: The Mourning After (2026) – Review For a second there I thought I'd have to withdaw my claims of The Boroughs not simply being Stranger Things with old people...I mean, with a cursory glance at the second eposode it certainly looks like that certainly could be…

Sugar – Season 1, Episode 1: Olivia (2024) – Review The premiere episode of Sugar has confidence, style, and just enough mystery to pull you into its world without revealing too much too soon. From the opening scenes, the series establishes itself as a modern noir that values atmosphere as much as…

Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu (2026) – Review Never mind the far, far away part, it's certainly been a long time since the galaxy spanning adventures of Star Wars appeared on the big screen. In fact, it's been around seven years since The Rise Of Skywalker made its bow and subsequently put…

Lucky Strike – Official Trailer The trailer has been released for Lucky Strike. Inspired by true events, Lucky Strike tells the story of one soldier trapped behind enemy lines during the last major German offensive during WWII, what will become known as The Battle of the Bulge. Armed only with his…

The Boroughs – Season 1, Episode 1: Welcome To The Boroughs (2026) – Review Growing old can be tough. Your joints freeze up, your brain fogs over and the world in general regards you as something of a nuisance rather that regarding you a font of wisdom, but hoping to address that balance is…

Marshals – Season 1, Episode 12: The Devil At Home (2026) – Review Marshals has carved out its niche as the gritty neo-Western procedural in the Yellowstone universe, and Episode 12 leans hard into that identity. The penultimate instalment of Season 1 delivers high-stakes drama, personal…