Tony Stamp

Contains eye-popping colours, wobbly dubbing, nudity and leather-gloved killers.

“There’s no point in having an anthology show if you can’t break your own rules.”

Another of the familiar, inoffensive, mid-level action thrillers Netflix has gotten quite proficient at.

In Barry’s final season Bill Hader has truly found his voice – and the show’s reached its final form.

“Listen to what I’m going to make a film about. Are you not curious to watch it? Don’t you want to see what it looks like when I’m finished?”

Less about the threat of the undead, video game adaptation is more concerned with the living.

Our reviewer experiences that rare wonder: sitting in a full theatre feeling genuinely terrified.

“To call it over the top is an understatement.”

“Almost feels desperate in its attempts to entertain – fights, special effects, and jokes, jokes, jokes.”

With a new live-action series coming, and a key sequence by Mad God’s Phil Tippett, it’s the perfect time to revisit Willow.

The film’s attraction to the gory and grotty is downright shocking to see in a major motion picture.

Much was made of Isaac’s weird English accent when it appeared in the trailer – get ready for a lot of it.

“While it’s funny, there’s genuine anger too. I for one was thinking ‘yeah, get that printer!'”

In a brisk change of pace, Emmerich is destroying both the Earth AND the moon in his latest blockbuster.

In a career filled with masterpieces, PTA’s debut is absolutely worth consideration alongside the rest.

Footage offers a candid, unflinching look at the group’s personalities and the creative process.

The Last Duel arrives forty four years after Scott’s similarly-titled, exceptionally strong debut.