Letterboxd — Your life in film

Ah Nope was a tense gripping spectacle and then some! The sound design, imagery and just overall cinematic experience was on point! It's a tapestry of films like Jaws, Close Encounters and even a nod to Akira and an homage to sci fi thrillers of days gone by.

Well Prey was a fantastic prequel to Predator. A Comanche warrior fights Alien predator while grappling colonisers and the dangerous land. It's all kinds of awesome action and Amber Midhunter is the rightful star in this violent, graphic and tense fight for survival

Bullet Train was good fun, bit of a Tarantino knock off but enjoyable. Brad Pitt is an unlucky assassin and just wants some peace in life. A violent action film sat on the Japanese train, with guns, swords, snakes and cool cameo's for good measure. Decent paint by numbers action!

Slow burn, melancholic indie horror with a revelation that in hindsight seems obvious but creeps up on you in an unassuming way. Really well put together story of a family dilemma, determined to stay together no matter what. Definitely worth checking out

Thor Love and Thunder was a total blast! Just goes all in for the action, awesome visuals and soundtrack combined with Thor's pure power and, might I add, impressive nakedness lol! Love is the prominent theme and with laugh out loud moments it's a fun watch!

Revealer was ok. It's the 80's, a stripper and a religious protestor are stuck in a peep show booth while trying to survive the apocalypse. Good premise and it looks great with a good score. Very talky with some on the nose messaging...I'd have liked more slaying of demons ✌🏾

Pleasure is an unflinching look at a young girl breaking into the adult industry. It flips between glamour, the darker sides, consent, control and of course misogyny. Friendship and belonging woven into a story which makes its point in a brutally honest and uncomfortable way.

Interesting concept and solid start but the end felt rushed. Mind altering drugs teared in inmates is the premise, the results pose interesting questions, the execution of the idea needed a hit part way through to really hit home. Was ok

Was funny in parts but as good as the earliet films. My kids loved it tho

Hustle is a great sports drama about an out of luck basketball coach trying to find that one extraordinary player. Adam Sandler goes back to his Uncut Gems repertoire to pull out another top performance. Even if you're not a sports fan this is one worth watching!

Falling Down meets Natural Born Killers and a brilliant and brutal satire on society on rewarding the dumbest shallowest of people. It's an angry film but packs a powerful punch

The Black Phone is a really enjoyable creepy child abduction thriller/horror. Ethan Hawke is fantastic as the unsettling villain (love that mask!) The tension builds up well as an abducted kid hears the voices of dead kids before him via a phone. Is good as a sinister popcorn horror!