Mum reviews the new HellBoy movie, starring a potty-mouthed lobster with daddy issues. She's also been to see Wonder Park, which is about a little girl on her first LSD trip.

This week mum reviews Pet Sematary, a remake of that film about a book about a zombie cat. She's also seen animated sasquatch romp, Missing Link.

Holy bubblegum! DC have finally made a superhero movie that isn't as depressing as a fire in a orphanage: Shazam! Mum also reviews balletic biopic, The White Crow.

It's the one hundredth episode of My Mum Has Seen a Movie, and mum and Rob are turning over their mics to the listeners. And their mums, obviously. Kate Rhoades' mom reviews A Good Year ("I love that movie!") and Buck Redbuck's mom reviews Bird Box ("A stupid movie"). Mum also reviews Five Feet Apart, Free Solo, and the new Dumbo in this bumper episode of the internet's greatest podcast.

Mum and Rob review Us, the latest horror movie from Jordan Peele. Mum has also seen What Men Want, the soft reboot of What Women Want that nobody asked for, and Fisherman's Friends, a true story about some men who like to sing while smelling of turbot.

Mum struggles to give a shit about Captain Marvel. And, because the cinemas are currently rammed with post-Oscars dross, Rob and mum stay home and watch Netflix's Triple Frontier, starring Poe Dameron and Batman.

Mum reviews The Aftermath, starring Miss Pouty Mouth (Keira Knightley) and "a biggish feller with a big face" (Jason Clarke). Verdict: "the usual tripe". She's also seen Fighting With My Family. The Rock shows up for a bit, so that's good.

This week, mum learns about The Notorious RBG, aka The Real Judge Judy, aka Ruth Bader Ginsburg in a biopic starring Genevieve Poshington.

In this week's podcast mum reviews Cold Pursuit starring Liam "Cancelled" Neeson, and The Lego Movie 2 starring a pile of future sea pollution.

Mum saw Joe Cornish's children's fantasy adventure, The Kid Who Would Be King, and some piece of crap starring Marky Mark.