FILM REVIEWS AND NEWS

Boxing Day. It is, without question, a critical day in the entire cinematic calendar for UK distributors. This is the moment when the public, saturated with turkey and family chat, flocks to the multiplexes seeking refuge and spectacle. The release schedule for December 26, 2025, reflects this perfectly.

After a 2025 that felt like a bridge between the old and new eras of filmmaking, 2026 arrives not with a whisper, but with a colossal bang. From franchise heavyweights and much-anticipated literary adaptations to high-concept sci-fi thrillers, the next twelve months look set to remind us exactly why the big screen experience remains utterly unbeatable. Get your calendars ready, because 2026 is going to be a year for the ages.

The digital silence was broken today by the bone-chilling ring of a familiar rotary phone. Paramount Pictures finally dropped the official trailer for Scream 7, and for fans of the enduring horror franchise, it felt less like a teaser and more like a necessary homecoming.

As the days shorten and the chill of winter sets in, there’s no better place to find warmth and wonder than at the cinema. This November, the UK’s cinematic calendar is bursting with an eclectic mix of highly anticipated releases, from blockbuster sequels to chilling genre films and everything in between. It's a month that promises to satisfy every taste, with a slate of films that have already garnered significant buzz from early screenings and film festivals around the glob

★★ Directed by: Nick Gatsby Written by: Nick Gatsby Starring: Skye Armenta, Nick Gatsby, Christopher James Taylor Indie Film Review by:...