Travis Johnson

Opening with a Nietzsche quote, this patchy 1982 fantasy had its tongue nowhere near its cheek.

Exotic location, Europop song on the soundtrack, sex scene, exotic location, Europop tune, sex scene…

Movies are empathy machines, and Colin Farrell shines in this empathetic tale of a broken robot nanny.

Spooky heroes Morbius and Moon Knight are getting adapted, so here’s our picks for other fearsome MCU wannabes.

Meet a new gang of metaphysical sex beasts, including Hugh Jackman’s three-dicked angel. Yep.

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Fans called their wait “Droughtlander,” but Outlander’s 6th season is finally about to begin.

We’re getting notes of creativity, diversity, and a strong flavour of underdog spirit. Yum.

It’s hard to say just where this dramatic, freshened-up reboot is heading.

“Sweaty nightmares of torture and degradation”? It’s not an easy watch, but it’s a fascinating one.

Alan Ritchson punches through a small-town mystery as a hulking ‘virile role model for a new age.’

Maggie Q, one of the action genre’s most undersung stars, is a vengeful killer in this solid Amazon original.

Whether they’re on Netflix or Disney+, the MCU’s made-for-TV stories still manage to be cinematic.

It takes a whole lotta money, mythology, and “high-mindedness” to end up with a show this inessential.

There’s more Joe Exotic, more Carole Baskin, more magnificent tigers. But have audiences moved on?

It’s wild that director Chloé Zhao can go from Oscar-winning brilliance…to this, the tedious nadir of the MCU thus far.

Army of Thieves is pretty inessential – but it’s generally good fun. Sometimes that’s enough

With M. Night Shyamalan’s Old hitting home release, we look back at a misunderstood meditation on time, loss, and love.

David Gordon Green’s slasher suffers from ‘middle movie syndrome’, even as Michael Myers hits an all-time high.

Prime Video dumbs down and sexes up the nineties slasher, barely deriving any joy as it kills off narcissistic characters along the way.

In remote, rugged Iceland, a couple adopts a most unusual child: sounds compelling, but what does it all add up to?