The Cat in the Hat: Rainy Day Mayhem is mostly a collection of mini-games, joined together by an another party game, trying to find Dr. Seuss’ friendlyish feline. Whoever finds the Cat gets a point, …
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The Cat in the Hat: Rainy Day Mayhem is mostly a collection of mini-games, joined together by an another party game, trying to find Dr. Seuss’ friendlyish feline. Whoever finds the Cat gets a point, …
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Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House is the spin-off movie from the BBC TV series, which has run 5 series so far, even though I’ve only seen the first one, as that was enough. Still, …
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Wicker… Alan Whicker… No, not quite, but in a medieval-set film without any actual character names, The Fisherwoman (Olivia Colman – Wicked Little Letters) is the only female in the village who can’t find a …
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Wild Horse Nine comes from writer/director Martin McDonagh, so after the likes of In Bruges, The Banshees Of Inisherin, and Seven Psychopaths, you know you’re in safe hands. NOTE: I *will* mention a key aspect …
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Clayface attempts to help shoot some life into James Gunn‘s rebooted DC Universe after the box-office bomb that was the terrible Supergirl movie, earlier this year. After unwisely doing the horizontal mambo with mafia-type Markos …
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Bradley Walsh’s Million Pound Shot is classed as a pilot for a new game show, where contestants can win the amount in the title – okay, that’s been done before – but this time round, …
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Ali G: Who Iz I? brings Sacha Baron Cohen‘s character back to the big screen, for the first time in almost 25 years, which had a very quick cinema run before moving to Amazon Prime …
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The F-Ward centres around a group of newbies trying to complete their medical internships, so Aussie Scrubs for drama. Of the interns, they’re all an emotional mess – Ellie (Lola Bond) cries too much, another …
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Nocturne is another of Apple TV’s intriguing pot-boilers, this time centered around major nutjob Jurek Walter (Stephen Graham – Adolescence), who’s incarcerated at Riverside Psychiatric Hospital, and giving major Hannibal Lecter-style vibes. Although he resides …
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Yaga… Baba Yaga… which is also the name given to John Wick’s character, because people fear him like the boogeyman, although they don’t have to do that for too long, given how quick Wick is …
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