The fourth film in the Paranormal Activity franchise was the most anticipated, but fell depressingly short of the previous instalments. It’s slow, it breaks all the rules set by the first three films and it doesn’t add anything whatsoever to the story. Give it a miss, pals.

Liam was too sick to do the podcast this week, so Anthony and Harley had a lil’ chat about the upcoming Exorcist trilogy. Don’t worry - our analysis of Paranormal Activity 4 will be up mid-week. Get well soon Liam!

The third movie in the Paranormal Activity franchise takes us all the way back to 1988 to tell the story of how the activity began! A compelling storyline and unique jump scares work hand in hand to create a tense found footage prequel that ticks all the boxes and adds plenty to the franchise.

World building, story development and fan service - what more could you ask for in a sequel? This movie delivers in every way, acting as a springboard for future entries in the Paranormal Activity franchise. In short, it slaps!

When it was released, the slow-burning Paranormal Activity was widely considered to be one of the scariest films ever made. It may not be as scary as it once was when viewed through the lens of modernity, but it manages to retain its status as a genre-defining found-footage horror movie that leaves the audience on edge throughout.

A by-the-numbers sequel that couldn’t recreate the magic of the first one, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 is difficult to watch for anyone over the age of 14. The odd clever joke and a star-studded cast offer some brief moments of enjoyment, but this movie is best left forgotten.

Sony Pictures Animation’s first major success, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs brought together an all-star cast and a hilariously ridiculous premise, resulting in a movie that has a lot to offer children, but will ultimately leave adults wanting more.

Thrilling, powerful and visually breathtaking, the final film in the Harry Potter series brings the franchise to a satisfying, albeit somewhat bittersweet, conclusion, giving the audience the pleasure of seeing a literary juggernaut brought to life successfully on the big screen. In short, it’s a banger.

We made it - the beginning of the end of the Harry Potter franchise!! SHIT’S. GOIN’. DOWN.

The sixth film in the Harry Potter franchise introduces us to Voldemort’s horcruxes, Ron’s love life and Dumbledore’s manipulative streak. Honestly, if you have to skip a Harry Potter movie, skip this one. You’ll miss a lot of the storyline, but at least you won’t be subjected to what might just be the most vomit-inducing on-screen kiss in cinematic history.