Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel returns - only this time, her powers are entangled with that of Kamala Khan and Monica Rambeau, as they battle to save the universe. This latest MCU release is definitely not the worst that Marvel have dropped, however its certainly not the best. The dynamic between the films 3 leads is by far the stand out, though with some clunky editing and plot conveniences, the story overall does suffer - even if the leads are a lot of fun to watch together.

Full thoughts in this episode

Insomniacs 'Spider-Man 2' was finally released to the world a few weeks ago, and I have struggled to put it down since. As for many, including myself, this was the most anticipated release of the year - and it did not disappoint. The game is bigger, darker, grittier than its predecessor, taking everything we loved from the first and making it even better. An absolute joy to play.

Full thoughts in this episode.

Released in 2011, 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' was met with high praise as the film took a deep dive into all aspects of Love. From relationships ending, starting, first crushes, rekindling of love, the film covered all grounds and stuck the landing perfectly with a star studded cast including Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling - the latter whom I absolutely love in comedic roles. Full thoughts in this episode

Daryl Dixon’s spin off has come to a close! This show has certainly been a lot of fun, and one that seems to have developed Daryl’s character even further.

In this review, I’m covering the final 3 episodes of the first season (originally published as individual reviews), where we finally learnt just how Daryl ended up washing ashore in France, as well as some fantastic performances from Norman Reedus and Clémence Poésy, and just where the show leaves us looking ahead at season 2.

After directing the recent 'Halloween' trilogy, David Gordon Green returns with his next project; tackling a brand new series of 'The Exorcist' films. This latest release 'Believer' is set to be the start of a trilogy, however, the film doesn’t do an awful lot to get you excited for any more films that are to follow. Though there are great concepts and ideas, the film ultimately never gets past being just a tad creepy, when comparing to the iconic, and at times, haunting original. Full thoughts in this episode

If it's Halloween… it must be Saw. The tenth instalment of the iconic horror franchise was one that I was absolutely looking forward to, and it did not disappoint. 'Saw X' is up there as one of the best of the entire saga. From the gnarly traps, Charlie Clouser’s impeccable score, and an emotional performance from lead Tobin Bell, 'Saw X' will please not only fans of the franchise, but horror fans in general. Catch all my thoughts in this latest episode.

Daryl Dixon returns in his own 'Walking Dead' spin off. The last we saw Daryl, he was riding off into the sunset in the search for two of his closest friends. However, trouble was on the horizon as now he has ended up in France, as new allies, new threats, and new variant walkers all wait around the corner.

In this review, I’m covering the first 3 episodes (originally published as individual reviews), discussing the gorgeous looking post-apocalyptic France, new walker variants, Pouvoir du Vivant (Power of the Living) and the relationship and journey between Daryl, Isabelle and Laurent.

Gareth Edwards returns to the directors chair for 'The Creator' pitting humanity against A.I. in this sci-fi blockbuster. Edwards' previous work has catapulted him to being one of my all-time favourite directors, and so I was excited to see what promised to be a visually stunning piece of cinema. I certainly didn’t come away disappointed on that front, however, the film dipped with the lack of emotional connection I had with the characters, and their stories within. Though the film is impressive and is jaw dropping to look at, it sadly fell short on certain aspects. Perhaps this will age like fine wine and become a future classic – certainly has the potential! Full thoughts in this ep