Moviescramble Podcast – Episode 9 – Joker
Join Thomas, Mary and John as we review the most controversial film of the year, Joker. We also discuss our top 3 movie villains and give our thoughts on what Martin Scorsese said about superhero fil...
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Moviescramble Podcast – Episode 1 – John Wick: Chapter 3 –...
Please check out the first episode of our brand new podcast where we review John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and discuss franchises that have worn out their welcome. If you like what you hear please...
Another WolfCop – Review
Another WolfCop promises exactly what it says on the tin…a sequel to WolfCop. For that, at least, it can be commended. Lou Garou (Leo Fafard) returns as the alcoholic werewolf with a badge. Quite con...
Piercing – Review
Piercing is an odd little film. It clocks in at a sprightly 82 minutes and is a strange beast in terms of horror cinema. We get a lot films about serial killers and their origins but this is somethin...
Bumblebee – Review
When the announcement was made that the Transformers franchise was expanding it filled me with dread. After the first film, that was reasonably entertaining, there have been diminishing returns from ...
A Simple Favour – Review
Genre mash ups can be a bit problematic. Usually they are used to mask the fact that there is a lack of ideas to complete a movie and due to committee consensus other elements are added in an effort ...
Reign of the Supermen – Review
Superman is dead, long live Superman. After being pummelled to death by Doomsday in The Death of Superman, the last son of Krypton is laid to rest. Or is he? His tomb is soon found to be empty and re...
The Death of Superman – Review
Superman returns (to die) onscreen once again. The Death of Superman marked the third time we’ve seen the Man of Steel snuff it, starting with the animated feature Superman: Doomsday then again in th...
Split – Review
Once the darling of Hollywood, M. Night Shyamalan became a bit of a laughing stock amongst critics as his films got more absurd and less interesting. Known for his shocking and at times ingenious twi...
Unbreakable – Review
With Glass due to hit cinemas this week, we take a look back at the first film in the unexpected trilogy, Unbreakable. Released in 2000, riding on the heels of The Sixth Sense, it was marketed as a p...