Jordan Peele's second feature film, released back in 2019 is an absolute masterpiece. I thought Get Out was great but Us is a seriously special movie that deserves far more credit than its given. Great performances and with one of the best/most messed up twists of all time, Us is a ridiculously good horror movie so watch it right now. Right NOW

Jordan Peele's third film 'Nope' is out in uk cinemas from today, and so in honour of the incredible filmmaker I've decided to look back at his first two films and review them! So first up is Get Out from 2017, a dark thriller with some great social commentary and killer twists that'll keep you coming back for rewatch after rewatch. Great film and a lot of fun to be had with it!

Back by popular demand, Grace has joined for another episode! This time we discuss all there is to be said about Thor 4...and boy there's a lot. Grace brings the Love (well somewhat) and I bring the Thunder, which is great because this film certainly has divided everybody. So rather than just hear my hatred for it, it's been great to hear another opinion and I think you'll enjoy it too! Maybe even more than Thor itself...

Since there are quite a few Predator movies and an even fewer amount that are widely considered "good", I've decided to combine them all into one review for you. And for my own sanity. So here I'll discuss; Predator 2, Predators, The Predator, Alien Vs Predator & last but not least, Alien Vs Predator Requiem. I'm a huge fan of Predator anyway and even if the film sucks, there's usually some great action and Predator content in there anyway so enjoy and please don't judge me too harshly when I say a film with 12% on rotten tomatoes is actually very fun...

Lots of Predator action in this weeks episode, coinciding with the release of Prey on Disney+ right now which is well worth a watch. Aside from that, plenty of older films too and a couple of cinema trips but there's not been much else to watch. LOTS of new movies and shows this week though so listen till the end to find out what's available!

It's taken 35 years, but finally a genuinely GREAT movie in the Predator franchise has been made to stand side by side with the very first one. This film takes us all the way back to 1719, following a comanche warrior seeking to prove herself as she takes on the Predator. It's violent, gorgeous, incredibly intense and so damn fun, streaming right now on Disney+ and Hulu, go and watch Prey and be amazed at how terrifying the Predator actually can be!

Classic Arnie-in-a-jungle slasher filled with blood, one liners and a bucket load of steroids. What's better than a commando movie featuring Arnie on a jungle rescue? THROW AN ALIEN PREDATOR INTO IT. GENIUS. Love this film, go and watch it. Do it now COME ONN DO IT, DO IT NOW

Brad Pitt leads a stacked ensemble in David Leitch's latest action comedy, about a bunch of assassins all aboard the same train. I'd say about 70% of the film is very good and extremely fun, but there are a few things that don't quite land for me. It screams Friday night blockbuster but that's about as deep as it goes, in cinemas now though and I would recommend it so enjoy!

The latest film on Disney+ and Hulu is a satirical comedy with a serious message lying within, dealing with trauma and fame in an interesting light. I really enjoyed the first 45 minutes of this film and it seemed to be one of the funniest and most entertaining films recently, then it sort of went off in a bit of a different direction to the comedy it set up to be. But ultimately there's fun to be had and a very strong performance from Zoey Deutch despite playing an awful person. So enjoy!

July's over and I honestly don't know what to choose as my fave film of the month. They've all been...mixed/average at best. Few good little gems streaming and TV has been great but overall cinema releases have been awful for a huge summer month. Hopefully August brings more joy, Bullet Train and Nope are two I'm hopeful for but we'll see! Hope everyone else has had a good July and I'll speak to you next month :p