NINE DAYS: A gripping story that has plenty to debate with your peers post watch

RED NOTICE: What happens when Netflix brings together three of the bigger blockbuster names

HOME SWEET HOME ALONE: A weak attempt to use the magic of the original to tell a story

SPENCER: The most uncomfortable yet beautiful Christmas tale

PASSING: Looks through the lenses of two similar people who took much different paths

ETERNALS: A gorgeous entry to the MCU, that bites off more than it can chew

FINCH: AppleTV delivers one of the most heartwarming apocalyptic story of all time

Love Hard: Netflix definitely doesn’t catfish with this holiday season RomCom

Bergman Island: A gorgeously shot, thin story

Army of Thieves: Netflixes latest is a safe worth cracking

Dune: A very strong start to the next big franchise

Malignant: A challenging puzzle, as James Wan yet again lands another Horror franchise opener

Halloween Kills: a 2021 movie with characters thinking like they were in a 1980's slasher

The Night House: A horror classic which leaves itself imprinted on your mind after its final scene

Escape Room Tournament of Champions: Now who decided to cut Isabelle Fuhrman from the main cut?

There's Someone Inside Your House- a not very accurate title for the latest attempt at a slasher

Candyman: Well intended, less so delivered

The Guilty: The one where Jake Gyllenhaal yells a lot

Horror Retrospective: The one that scared generations from going in water... JAWS

Venom: Let There Be Carnage, a less than stellar follow up to 2018's favourite odd pairing