An ice cream truck, a quiet neighbourhood, and a sweet summer treat… what could possibly go wrong? Beneath the blood, chaos, and shocking horror, Ice Cream Man reveals a chilling reflection on injustice, control, and the danger of trusting the wrong voices.
I Scream, You Scream, We (literally) Scream for Ice Cream!
Imagine a Sherlock and Watson film, but where Watson is the central figure.
Terrifying scenarios and teenagers with eccentric personalities represents a collection of ideas Ryan Murphy has explored before.
Caring (or the lack thereof) is really what this film is about.
At its core, Sheep is a film about sifting through our grief.
Batman: Caped Crusader continues to be one of the more enjoyable DC animated series available. (Though, just maybe, parents of young Bat-fans should remember that there are other options to ignite their child’s heroic imaginations.)
I Want Your Sex isn’t really about sex. It’s about desire in all its forms.
Those who are fascinated by the apex predators of the deep may be attracted to the blood, but perhaps not to the story itself.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is a flawless entry into the MCU and might be the best Spider-Man film of all time.
Furious lives up to its name.
With humour and heart, Walkow takes the silliest of premises and turns it into something truly intriguing by its end. And, frankly, despite its flaws, that’s something to admire.
When the truth is out there, sometimes chaos comes next. Set in rural West Virginia, The Outer...
You find out your best friend of 20 years is actually an international assassin… now you have two choices: ride with it or literally die. In this action-packed adventure filled with secrets, danger, and unexpected twists, Ride or Die proves that true friendship will always find a way to survive (and kick ass).