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From the creators of Flight Of The Conchords comes vampire mockumentary What We Do In The Shadows. Read our Blu-ray review to see if this is a comedy with bite.

Terry Lewis finds out if Julianne Moore was deserving of all those Best Actress gongs from this year's award season as he reviews Alzheimer's drama Still Alice on blu-ray

Marshall Julius gives us his take on the new James Bond movie Spectre, in the latest edition of Marshall At The Movies.

The first full length feature film from directing group Jones proves to be "entertaining and uplifting." Read our Everyone's Going To Die review to see how.

Screeching onto the big screen with all the subtlety of an air raid it's Fast & Furious 7; an utterly ridiculous but undeniably fun movie. Read the full review for more.

Silicon Valley's Kumail Nanjiani, and Ray Romano, star in The Big Sick; a film which is "everything a romance, a comedy, or a drama should aspire to be."

Ice Cube and Kevin Hart return as the brothers-in-law for buddy-cop comedy Ride Along 2. Read our in-depth Blu-ray review here.

White Men Can't Jump misses every shot, and doesn't belong on the same court as the original. Read our full review to find out how bad it really is.

Matt Wheeldon reviews the Whiplash Blu-ray: the definition of a must-see movie, a worthy Oscar-winner, and a true triumph of cinema.

Chris Pine/Jeff Bridges heist thriller Hell or High Water is a "magnificent movie which will restore your faith in films." Read Matt Wheeldon's full review now.

Full Blu-ray review of Now You See Me; a film with an all-star cast, about bank-robbing magicians.

Find out why we call Ted 2 "the very definition of an unnecessary sequel" in our in-depth Blu-ray review.

When almost everyone disappears after a blackout, four survivors struggle on, but is Vanishing on 7th Street worth buying, or does it make you crave a blackout?

After Olympus, London Has Fallen and taken the franchise down a sadly forgettable road. Read our full review for more.

"A worthwhile bite of the western pie", The Salvation Blu-ray is reviewed in full here.

Nicolas Cage is back, and playing himself in The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent; a charming buddy comedy in cinemas now.

Early details are emerging about the team behind The Lego Movie taking the reins of Star Wars' Han Solo's first solo big screen adventure!

Star Wars is back but Terry Lewis ponders how the franchise has 'barely progressed further in nearly 40 years'

Acclaimed director John Hillcoat aims for a hat trick of great films with bent cop crime thriller Triple 9. Despite an awesome cast, find out why Terry Lewis finds it 'unessential' with our review.

The National Lampoon's Vacation remake "is as worthy of your time as a mini weekend break to Rome." Read our full review now.

Read our review of The Simpsons Thirteenth Season, and relive some past adventures of America's best loved cartoon family; Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie.

Robert Duvall and Sean Penn star in Colors; a 1988 police movie about gangs in LA; "which remains far better than the majority of cop films released today."

The female empowering dream team of Paul Feig & Melissa McCarthy work the same old jokes but breath life into spy parodies in action comedy Spy

SEGA's Sonic returns, alongside Knuckles and Tails, for his second big screen outing in Sonic The Hedgehog 2. Read our full review of this fun family film now.

Forgotten crime/thriller State Of Grace; a gripping and powerful classic; gets a Blu-ray release, and detailed review here.

As an antidote to the drivel the summer blockbuster season has served up to him recently, Terry Lewis expands his horizons via Blu-Ray and tackles a French meta-drama about an actress struggling to understand a role in Clouds Of Sils Maria

Find out how far the follow up to Sinister will go in this rather gruesome Rated-R red band trailer from Comic con that's totally Not Safe For Work!

Marshall at the Movies examines Ant-Man under the magnifying glass and finds there's nothing that bugs it about Marvel's latest superhero fantasy.

An in-depth review of the Assassin's Creed Blu-ray - a film with "fine actors" and "spectacular stunt work" which is still "staggeringly dull."

Rutger Hauer takes on a supernatural monster in Split Second, but how does the low-budget cult movie hold-up on Blu-ray? Read our review to find out.

Find out what makes It Follows "the best horror film in decades", and a "must buy Blu-ray."

How well does Horrible Histories' first venture into the feature film market work? Read our review of Bill to find out.

Patrick Stewart as a Neo Nazi clubhouse leader getting rid of a band of witnesses sounds great right? As Terry Lewis finds out in his review of Green Room, it's more "irritable with some immensely satisfying kills."

Terry Lewis reviews cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show, for it's 40th anniversary re-release.

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, reviewed in full by Ayden Walker.

Re-released on Blu-ray, Matt Wheeldon explores the highs-and-lows of "one of van Damme's best films"; Kickboxer. Plus discusses the new HD transfer.

Learn how Christopher Nolan’s final Batman movie, The Dark Knight Rises, compares to its predecessors, and if it really is the film of the year.

Marshall Julius gives his frank and honest opinion of the new Fantastic Four movie, in the latest edition of Marshall At The Movies.

The trailer of the brand new post-apocalypse sci-fi thriller from the creator of The Walking Dead leaves you gasping for Air!

Get ready to go Rogue, as Michelle Norris reviews Tom Cruise's latest blockbuster; Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation.

Marshall Julius takes on Ted 2, in the latest instalment of Marshall At The Movies.

John Travolta, Michael Pitt, and Dan Stevens star in the Jackie Earle Haley directed Criminal Activities. Read our full review of the film now.

Loveable misfits the Guardians of the Galaxy return for Vol. 2, but can their latest comedy-space-adventure live up to the hilariously fun first outing?

Review of the brand new SpongeBob Squarepants movie, Sponge Out Of Water.

"A flawed masterpiece." Read our full review to find out why The Martian is Ridley Scott's best film in years.

A poor, and largely forgettable film, proving some movies aren't the sum of their parts. Venom: Let There Be Carnage falls short in our full review.

Liam Hoofe explains why Mad Max: Fury Road could be not only the best film this summer, but the film of the year in his review of George Miller's latest.

Read our DVD review of Mad Max: Fury Road to see what makes George Miller's latest instalment so "aggressively awesome and action packed."

It's the ultimate battle between heroes as Marvel Studios' Avengers explodes with Captain America: Civil War! Terry Lewis finds however that the real fight is between spectacle and plot.

Terry Lewis grapples first hand with the documentary of WWE's 'Everyman' fan favourite Daniel Bryan but comes away disappointed after a rehash of previously used footage.