Young single mum Halley(Bria Vinaite) has taken residence in a Florida motel with her six-year-old daughter Moonee (Brooklynn Prince).

Scrapping to make rent every week by selling knocked off perfumes to residents of a nearby more upmarket hotel after losing her job as an exotic dancer her daughter joins her most days though Moonee still has plenty of time to play with her friends Jancey (Valeria Cotto) and Scooty(Christopher Rivera) as they use their respective motels, as well as the…

Career obsessed hedge fund manager Seok-woo (Gong Yoo) reluctantly accompanies his emotionally neglected young daughter Su-an (Kim Su-an) on a train journey to see her mother, his ex-wife, in Busan.

With strong indications from the get-go in the screenplay that zombie-like behaviour is starting to appear in Korean society, it isn't long after the train leaves the station before the ravenous undead begin to lay siege to the trains unsuspecting and ill-prepared inhabitants.

Seok-woo gradually begins to realise that his…

Directed by a trio of newcomers (François Simard, Anouk Whissell & Yoann-Karl Whissell) and starring a host of unknowns I must admit the only real thing that attracted me to 'Summer of 84' was the cover art which in my experience is usually pretty misleading.

Let's be honest both the film and TV market has for some time now been awash to the point of saturation with 80's set or inspired horrors, comedies, dramas etc to such an extent that nostalgic…

Oh dear.
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.

I could just leave it at that as a review as it just about sums up my feelings on this, to put it mildly, ill-advised entry into the perennially disappointing Predator franchise.

A Predator ship crash lands conveniently right into the middle of an American black ops mission in deepest, darkest South America.
Captain Quinn McKenna (Boyd Holbrook) is the only man to survive and presumably due to his lack of faith…