It’s an impenetrable muddle, and this doesn’t just make Klara and the Sun disappointing, but, even worse, an insufferably twee disaster as well.

Whalefall is an emotional, heartrending ride that builds to a suitably explosive climax.

But seeing isn’t always understanding. Don’t let the title fool you.

Sorkin’s Facebook diatribe is all over the map, and the more I keep thinking about The Social Reckoning, the more I’m second-guessing hitting that “like” button.

Verity is a frustrating waste of potential. Worse, it’s also a waste of time.

To paraphrase Hansen himself, so why not take a seat right over there? Even with all my misgivings, I’m glad I did; the uncomfortable shudders I had sitting through Primetime not about to vanish anytime soon.

Resident Evil is a gory, silly, and imaginative rollercoaster ride, one that from the first second Bryan hits the road to Raccoon City refuses to let up or relax.

Practical Magic 2 is all smoke and mirrors, and part of me wishes that pesky beetle would have shown up when this follow-up was in the planning stage and killed it off before it could have broken my heart.

Onslaught is a return to grindhouse basics for director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett.