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Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (2026) Review
Grace (Samara Weaving) is forced back into the nightmare as she fights to protect her estranged sister (Kathryn Newton), with both women hunted by five elite families in a deadly ritual to claim a seat of ultimate power. Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett keep the pace relentless, serving up inventive kills, dark humour and plenty of gloriously gory action. In Halloween, Friday…
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Supergirl (2026) Review
Fiery Supergirl blasts across alien worlds with a snarling Lobo at her side, guarding a mysterious refugee while battling cosmic threats and her own past. There’s nothing wrong with Craig Gillespie’s well directed Supergirl; it’s just everyone’s Supergirl. It would even feel different if it didn’t play out the beats and greatest hits of Guardians of the Galaxy. But if you wanted an extension or…
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Colony (2026) Review
From the outset, it should be noted that Colony (aka Gunche), written and directed by Yeon Sang-ho, is a completely standalone horror thriller set in its own universe and is not connected to the Train to Busan continuity, which consists of Seoul Station (2016), Train to Busan (2016), and Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula (2020). Set within a quarantined biotech facility, Colony is reminiscent…
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Spider-Noir (TV Series 2026– ) Review
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Masters of the Universe (2026) Review
After being stranded away from Eternia for years, Prince Adam is drawn back home by the Sword of Power to face the evil Skeletor and finally embrace his destiny as He-Man. Masters of the Universe (2026), directed by Travis Knight, is exactly the kind of colourful sci-fi fantasy adventure many fans have wanted to see for decades. Although it is annoyingly another origin story, once it gets going…
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Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) Review
The Mandalorian and Grogu take on a bounty that send them on a perilous journey that could be their last! Although marketed as Star Wars, this is very much The Mandalorian, which isn’t a bad thing. Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian and Grogu successfully makes the leap from streaming series to cinematic event without betraying the DNA that made The Mandalorian resonate in the first place. Rather…
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Apex (2026) Review
A grieving mountain climber, Sasha retreats to the remote Australian outback for isolation, only to become the prey in a deadly game with a ruthless local predator. Directed by Baltasar Kormákur and written by Jeremy Robbins, Apex is an acrophobia nightmare of a survival action thriller that is wonderfully shot with Lawrence Sher’s cinematography, and delivers sweaty-palm tension through its…
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Demonwarp (1988) Review
A group of young travellers heading into the mountains stumbles upon a backwoods nightmare involving Bigfoot, zombies, alien parasites, and cult sacrifice. Directed by Emmett Alston and written by John Carl Buechler (story) alongside Jim Bertges and Bruce Akiyama, the film opens with clear nods to The Thing and Predator, complete with ominous space imagery and something crashing to Earth. From…
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Let's Scare Jessica to Death (1971) Review
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Michael (2026) Review
Michael is a sweeping rise-from-obscurity tale that follows a prodigious child performer’s path to global icon, framed by family, pressure and the relentless machinery of fame.Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training Day) and written by John Logan, the film is less a definitive portrait than an evocative passage through key moments.At its centre is Jaafar Jackson, whose performance steadily deepens.…
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Scream 7Â (2026) Review
Sidney Prescott, her husband and their daughter must survive a new cycle of bloodshed from Ghostface. Even with Kevin Williamson returning to write (with Guy Busick) and direct, Scream 7 (2026) struggles to meet expectations. There is a sense of creative déjà vu running through its veins… it borrows not just from its own legacy but echoes the reinvention seen in the Halloween franchise and many…
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A Return to Salem's Lot (1987) Review
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Salem's Lot (2024) Review
When author Ben Mears comes back to his childhood home, he discovers that people in his home town are mysteriously turning into vampires. Gary Dauberman’s Salem’s Lot returns to familiar ground, but with a modern horror edge that favours shock over slow-burn dread. Set in the 1970s, it strives to recapture the period texture of King’s novel. The intention is clear and often effective, though the…
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Salem's Lot (1979) Review
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The Phantom (1996) Review
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The Alien Epilogue You Missed: How Alien 3 Is the Hidden True Sequel
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