Come with me as I explore the world of Five Nights at Freddy's, and think about how a film adaptation of the franchise would work!

A little round-up of everything I've watched this month!

My definitive ranking of the 5 shows Marvel released on D+ this year!

No Time To Die isn't Craig's best Bond film, but it is certainly an exciting, compelling watch nonetheless.

Circle is a psychological horror set in one room, in which 50 people are in charge of one another's fates.

The Devil All The Time: arduous and unflinchingly depressing, although with some strong performances by a standout cast.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is one of the most engaging and visually stunning MCU projects to date.

Loki, What If, Another Round, In The Heights, Supernova, A Quiet Place II, Thor: Ragnarok, Stillwater, The Suicide Squad, Jungle Cruise...

I watched six films as part of this year's Glasgow Film Festival - here's what I thought of them.

2021. So many movies. Another Round. Nomadland. Minari. Supernova. Judas & the Black Messiah. The Green Knight. Eternals. Much anticipation.

2020 as viewed through film, by me.

1917 is one of my favourite films of all time. Beautifully shot, acted, written and put together - it is a jewel of the genre.

Brandon Cronenberg's latest sci-fi horror isn't afraid to shove you out of your comfort zone and into a realm of psychological gore.

Trial of the Chicago 7 tells a true story in a manner that is accessible and arresting.

Tenet: one of the year's most highly anticipated releases. Does it live up to the hype? My short answer: yes.

'Forever is harder than it looks.' The Old Guard offers a fresh, exciting twist on the action genre in a way that is overwhelmingly human.

In the case of Get Out, the devil is in the detail; and there sure are a lot of details.