Author: John Morrissey & Sascha Kenny

The quickie sequel to 28 Years Later feels more like an extended epilogue than a movie unto itself.

Hollywood still knows that horror retreads from the 1990s make money at the box office, even when they are terminally middling.

Tom Cruise goes out with a whimper, a sometimes spectacular whimper, in the underwhelming final instalment of the 30-year-old Mission: Impossible series.

This new slasher film may not be heavy on real clowns or real cornfields, but it does have some laughs.

The keys to the Alien kingdom are handed over to new director Fede Alvarez with mostly positive results.

Tom Cruise skirts death once again with a stunt-packed seventh Mission: Impossible movie.

Brad Pitt is one of the assassins who are trying to kill each other on the titular Bullet Train, from director and former stuntman David Leitch.

The director of Ex Machina and Annihilation veers off course in this high-concept mindbender.

Roland Emmerich's latest disaster movie gets batted around by our critics like the contemptible plaything that it is.