On Chesil Beach is a story about two people trapped in their past so they can't proceed to their future and with stellar performances from our two leads, this is a great film hampered by over usage of certain elements and questionable dialogue at times.
Beast is a one of a kind film you don't see coming but if you get to see it you'll look out for everyone who is a part of it in the future.
Ultimately the success of Rampage depended on the execution of the premise of the original game, destroying tons of building while playing as giant monsters. And it does that, in the third act of the film until then you have to rely on subpar characters talking about the devastation these monsters are unleashing on America.
Krasinski has crafted through his intimate cast, his writing, and his direction is something brilliant, brimming with tension and emotion. A Quiet Place will surely be remembered as a game changer for years to come.
Tully is a fantastic film, a character story about the reality of parenting and what it can do to a woman.
The Leisure Seeker is a fascinating film, the story is reasonable, the script dips in quality but with the incredible chemistry between its double act, the film is an emotional journey that will bring you to tears.
Truth or Dare is an okay film with some genuinely heartfelt moments that fans of the CW may enjoy but it only plays at being a horror which is a shame when you know the pedigree of Blumhouse Productions.
With the arrival of Thanos the MCU is shaken to its very core and nothing will ever be the same again. With powerful performances, an incredible villain and intense action Avengers: Infinity War is the event of the year.
The Cured is a fantastic horror filled with moving performances and a story with many threads to pull on. Just be ready because there be monsters here.
Making the Grade is a wonderful film about music, and more importantly the importance of art to the human spirit. Be sure and check it out when you head to your local cinema.










