Author: Sean McConville

Probably the last thing that would ever come to your mind is maybe that sweet old lady across the road is a former KGB spy. In the opening

Is it purely coincidence that Del Toro projects send an “every executive for himself” signal? My history with Hellboy is probably not as rich as it should be,

I’ll be honest, I am most certainly not this films target audience. I can enjoy superhero films as much as anyone, but Shazam marks the time where if

If we were to play Walt Disney top trumps, Dumbo would be a pretty good card to hold. It is one of the most charming, most creatively beautiful

We were all blown away by how big of an impact Get Out had not just of us, but the entire horror genre. Becoming one of six horror

New territory for SMReviews. It’s true that what I have been doing is favouring cinematic released films partly down to my support for cinemas, they’re magical places where

Looks like we’re back on the MCU train. 2018 might have been the most successful year for Marvel, Black Panther received a best picture nomination, Infinity War broke

I underestimated the amount of research I had to do for this review. The reason being It’s been a long time since I’ve seen anything from the WWE,

When you stop to look at the incredible career of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, you can’t help but admire the work she has done to become the pinnacle figure

If you have seen any trailers or clips for Instant Family, then like me you may have thought to yourself “I’ve seen this before”. It may be that

I think people underestimate how much the first Lego Movie changed how we see popular cinema. What seemed like a large-scale advertisement for Lego surprised us all when

I remember one of my old university lecturers telling us that one of the genres he desperately misses are road films. A film where main characters embark on

Even before Adam McKay rose to a higher provenance with The Big Short back in 2015, I could tell he was a smart director. He managed to tell

I voiced an unpopular opinion about Split, saying that it wasn’t the glorious return of form for Shyamalan in his directing, but he was getting there.  I was

I am aware that the mass amount of people who will see Stan & Ollie will have religiously watched Laurel & Hardy films, although I am aware of