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Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVgV4tQjagG/?igsh=MWNxdzZ4dWJrb2pj I recently worked my way through all four of the main 'Conjuring' films, and whilst they aren't amazing, they were all at least fairly entertaining. I then decided to move onto the expanded cinematic universe, starting with 'The Nun' , before now moving onto this sequel. It was directed by Michael Chaves, who also directed the third and fourth 'Conjuring' films, which gave me a little hope, aft

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVdrUbMDVKR/?igsh=cHU3NTdmZGY4OXBz Typically speaking, I'm either a big fan of a cop film, or I'm really, really, not. I really wasn't sure what to expect from this Netflix original cop thriller, which was directed by Joe Carnahan, but I quite liked that near-lifelong friends Matt Damon and Ben Affleck were teaming up to make another film together. Reviews have been, generally speaking, quite middling for the film, so my expectation

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVbE1JuDWJn/?igsh=ODN6bzJhdHB2MTQ2 Directed by Grègory Levasseur, this 2014 horror was another one of those slightly random films that had been sat on one of my many watchlists for quite a while. It does not have particularly encouraging reviews, but I still wanted to watch it, mainly because it sounded like it could be a bit of goofy fun. Plus, I actually don't hate the premise of a mysterious pyramid with something horrifying with

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVYvdVPjUs0/?igsh=MXdocmo4bzliOGpndA== I had my eye on this film for a little while before I watched it, mainly because it was both written and directed by renowned British independent filmmaker Mike Leigh, who I studied some of the work of during my A Levels. As such, I was keenly aware of the man's aptitude when it came to creating hard-hitting, well-made, independent, British social realism, which only encouraged me to watch this

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVTeUcPjThc/?igsh=Y3ZscXhia3l2MXF0 There are certain filmmakers so iconic, that the mere mention of their name evokes a wealth of images, characters, and names. The legendary Alfred Hitchcock is arguably the best example of this very notion. There are a number of Hitchcock films one can rattle off immediately upon hearing his name, chiefly, of course; 'Psycho' - I'm sure you can all relate to that particular example. This film is p

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVQ8_yiDReH/?igsh=MW5xMHh2dmwxZXA2Mg== Blumhouse has produced some of the strangest, best, and worst, horror films of the century to-date, but what you can always count on them to do is to take a chance on a unique story. Well, the premise for this 2024 horror, directed by Bryce McGuire, was certainly out there. To be totally transparent, I thought this was one of the dumbest premises for a horror movie I'd seen in some time. It rem

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVJLLfDDOKR/?igsh=bDBoMGU3YjBwbXB2 Directed by Bruno Mattei, this Italian and Spanish horror film has more names than I could comprehend, which made deciding what to list its name in this review rather stressful, so, in the end, I settled for the original one. I had no idea what to expect from the film, aside from zombies, but I was hoping for something a little camp and a lot of fun - like so many classic zombie films of the Eighti

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVGmVOmDTiF/?igsh=dTBxMTFyOThrbnZu This A24 produced drama, directed by and starring Eva Victor, caught my eye pretty much immediately upon its domestic release, after receiving some very good reviews. I knew that it featured some emotionally challenging content, but I didn't know what that would look like, as it pertained to its presentation in the film. I had hope that it would be addressed in an empathetic, yet matter-of-fact way