
The Suicide Squad - Don't get too attached
Josh reviews The Suicide Squad from the "horribly beautiful mind" of James Gunn, one of the few DC films that is actually any good...

Josh reviews The Suicide Squad from the "horribly beautiful mind" of James Gunn, one of the few DC films that is actually any good...

A film based on a Disney land ride….that has to be a first! And it very much plays up to the “theme ride” feel, at least initially, with a point at the start…

The Forever Purge is the fifth film in The Purge series. Blessed be our New Founding Fathers and America, a nation reborn.

Space Jam: A New Legacy is Warner Brothers shamelessly shaking the nostalgia tree. Our review is more entertaining than the film...

Gunpowder Milkshake is the high-octane action-thriller by Navot Papushado in the style of John Wick, starring Karen Gillan and Lena Headey.

Geek Pride's Jonjo Cosgrove digs deep into Loki, the latest Marvel miniseries and this means for the future of the MCU.

Scarlett Johansson becomes the elite superspy one final time in Black Widow and lays the foundations for the future of the MCU.

The hitman’s wife’s bodyguard is action-packed star studded and completely bombastic buuuut seems to be either trying too hard or conversely not trying at all…

Geek Pride's Mike quietly checks out the horror film A Quiet Place Part II. Spoiler; it's a bit good!

Video game films are generally pretty hit and miss and in some cases just downright bad. A lot of the time the source material is used liberally and the more fantastical stuff is just ignored, or in the case of Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, so over the top that it’s badly comical. Not the case in the new Mortal Kombat, it’s true to the games, fantastical in part but grounded and it’s a bloody romp ( literally)

So I’ve decided to make this a spoiler free review, crazy I know, but why? Well, if you’re a monster movie fan or a Toho fan, then you should go and see this.

Geek Pride reviews the four-hour epic that is Zack Snyder's Justice League.