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Review: Doc of Chucky (2024)

Now streaming on Shudder, is the documentary movie, Doc of Chucky. Produced and directed by Thommy Hutson, and narrated by Autumn Ivy, the film takes an in-depth look at the Chucky horror franchise. From the development of 1988’s Child’s Play, through to the creation of the sequels and beyond, Doc of Chucky covers pretty much every angle of this…

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Review: Red One (2024)

About a week ago, I had a dream. In the dream, I was best friends with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson. Being best buds with The Rock came with benefits. Not only was he generous, but he invited me to the premiere of his latest movie – the big screen holiday film, Red One. Unfortunately, during the…

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Review: Music by John Williams (2024)

Now streaming on Disney+ is the documentary movie, Music by John Williams. Directed by Laurent Bouzereau, the film focuses on the life and music of arguably the greatest film composer of the modern era, the titular John Williams.  Williams has won a string of awards during his career, ranging from Grammys and BAFTAs to Golden Globes…

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Review: Heretic (2024)

New to UK cinemas from today (Halloween) and arriving in the US from November 8th is the horror-thriller, Heretic. Written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, and starring Chloe East, Sophie Thatcher, Topher Grace, and Hugh Grant, the film follows the story of two young woman who find themselves in a dire situation. In…

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Review: Time Cut (2024)

New to Netflix from today (and arriving just in time for Halloween) is the horror movie, Time Cut. Directed and co-written by Hannah Macpherson and starring Madison Bailey, Antonia Gentry, and Michael Shanks, the film is a time-travelling slasher about a girl who jumps back in time to catch a killer. In the movie, it is…

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Review: Catwoman (2004) – 20th anniversary

In Catwoman, Patience Phillips is a mild-mannered graphic designer who works for multi-million dollar cosmetics company, Hedare Beauty. Patience is good at her job, and very creative, but her boss, George Hedare doesn’t see her value and treats her as a disposable employee. After voicing his disappointment at her latest artwork for an ad campaign, George…

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Review: The Remarkable Life of Ibelin (2024)

Before he passed away in 2014, Norwegian gamer, Mats Steen left his online password to his parents, Trude and Robert. After using this password to access Mats’ blog, they were shocked to discover the life he had built for himself online. Although they believed Mats was somewhat of a loner, a result of a health…

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Review: Don’t Move (2024)

In Don’t Move, Iris is a suicidal young woman, who has experienced tragedy in her life. After taking herself off to a secluded spot in the wilderness, she stands on the edge of a cliff contemplating her next move. Suddenly a stranger appears. He introduces himself as Richard and begins to talk, trying to deter Iris…

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Review: Venom: The Last Dance (2024)

Landing in UK and US cinemas on Friday 25th October is comic book movie, Venom: The Last Dance. Written and directed by Kelly Marcel, and based on a story by Marcel and Tom Hardy, the film is the third and final entry in the Venom movie series (for now, anyway), and sees Hardy back in…

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