Reviews

I can't believe we are now in October. The year has flown by and we are now in the final stretch of 2026. 3 months. That's all that is left of an insane year for cinema, entertainment and escapism in general. On a personal note, its been a very up and down year for me too but thankfully I am in good health and ready to give you guys some more content. Despite the fact that 2026 is coming to an end, there are still several Japanese movies and TV shows I am lookign forward to t

The generational run that cinema has been on in 2026 will be studied for generations to come. A run that includes everything and anything that the film industry can muster the money to make, create and bless the masses with. One of those films is Na Hong-Jin's Hope. Hope originally debuted at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, and like many other cinephiles, I had to sit there on my phone reading updates and reactions of the various films that were competing for the

At this point you all know how much I love going to the movies, or the "cinema" if you're from the UK, and being based in London, I have the incredible opportunity of visiting multiple and diverse venues. From cinema chains such as Odeon, Vue and Picturehouse, to more independent venues like Garden at the Cinema, Olympic Studios and others. But today I am not just reviewing any cinema, but the biggest and probably my favorite place to watch movies in the entire United Kingdom

I recently watched Zach Cregger's "Resident Evil" in glorious IMAX 70mm at the BFI IMAX in Waterloo and it got back in the mood for more thought provoking and intricit horror. With Halloween also being just around the corner, I needed to scratch that "horror" itch within me after the high of watching an incredibly talented filmaker like Zach Cregger deliver yet another great project. Luckily for me Netflix dropped one of the most interesting and well crafted horror series th

I can't believe we're almost in October! It feels like the summer has completely flown by, alongside the floodgae of Japanese TV Shows and Movies that dropped over the past weeks and months. But as always I am here to guide you through it all and give you some hidden gems that you might have missed that can hopfully get you through the cozy fall/autumn months. To be honest, even I struggle with keeping up with the latest J-dramas and content on Netflix/Prime. I rememebr back

I watched Resident Evil last night at the BFI IMAX and I'm still thinking about it this sunny morning. Here's some context first: I'm a big Zach Cregger guy. Weapons and Barbarian both did something for me that a lot of horror hasn't in years. So when I heard he was doing a franchise film, I'll be honest, my first reaction was confusion. You make Weapons, you get that kind of critical and financial win with something entirely your own, and then you go... do Resident Evil? Of