An interesting premise, effectively creepy direction, and solid acting all become lost in a muddled, uneven narrative that fails to follow its own established rules.

We remember loving Lake Placid when we were kids. Re-watching it over 25 years later, it's just not the same feeling. 

Snowtown (2011) tries so hard to be indie that it ends up making the story of Australia's deadliest serial killer boring.

Shin Godzilla (2016) reinvented the titular creature and took the franchise in a fresh new direction. Did this new take work for all of us?

Sinners is an absolute masterpiece from everyone involved. Don't listen to Aaron's ice cold takes on this one; It's the best movie of the 2025, and it's not even close.

Look it up, and you'll find The Descent on loads of 'Best Of' horror lists. Do we agree? How does it hold up twenty years later? And what the hell happened to Neil Marshall's career?