REVIEW: Occupation Rainfall (2021)
While the Saban brand may be most famous for its Power Rangers ownership, by tipping its toes into the horror genre with a Wrong Turn reboot, or into the world of crime with the Barry Keoghan vehicle Calm with Horses, Saban Films is aiming to…
REVIEW: The Conjuring – The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)
Grossing nearly $2billion to date, The Conjuring is one of the most successful horror franchises of all time. James Wan birthed yet another tremendously successful series back in 2013, following in the footsteps of his previous franchise starter with a small, indie feature called Saw….
REVIEW: Army of the Dead (2021)
When he burst onto the scene in 2004 with a remake of George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead, Zack Snyder was heralded as a bright new voice in the horror genre, crafting a film that was both a worthy remake of a beloved classic…
REVIEW: Wrath of Man (2021)
After a decade of franchise filmmaking, an era in which Guy Ritchie dipped his toes into Sherlock Holmes, King Arthur, and even Disney, it appears the English filmmaker is returning to his gangster-flick roots, though this time opting for more of an American aura. After…
REVIEW: Assimilate (2021)
Mysterious goings on in an otherwise boring, small town is a popular trope in sci-fi and horror. It injects some life into a previously lifeless area for its inhabitants, and something you’ve seen countless times over the years. Whether experiencing a monstrous invasion in Slither’s…
ROAD TO OSCARS: If JUMPCUT did the Oscars… (2021)
It’s rare that a film and awards show fan is ever satisfied with the results of the Academy Awards. Across its 24 categories, the winners and losers are bound to have ardent fans ready to celebrate their success or lament their loss. With that in…
REVIEW: The Eight Hundred (2021)
The Second Sino-Japanese War and how it evolved into the Pacific’s involvement in WWII has largely, criminally been left out of the history curriculum in the UK. Beyond Pearl Harbour, you would be forgiven for lacking awareness of the Chinese and Japanese conflict that inflicted…
REVIEW: Godzilla vs Kong (2021)
Godzilla and King Kong are two of cinemas most iconic monsters. Whether scaling the Empire State Building with the woman he loves, or rampaging through dilapidated cities, the two have always been on a collision course throughout their Hollywood history. Tragically, not since their first…
Patreon Podcast: Episode #6 – Rom-Coms
Rhys is joined by JumpCut Online Editor-In-Chief Fiona Underhill and Patreon subscriber Orla Smith for a Valentine’s Day special. Welcome to another taste of our Patreon exclusive episodes. Available on: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Podbean, Podtail + Stitcher We would love to hear your feedback, so please let us know…
REVIEW: Zack Snyder’s Justice League (2021)
A peculiar melange of excitement and trepidation has surrounded the build up to Zack Snyder’s Justice League. It’s a film that has dominated the #discourse since its announcement back in February 2020, calling into question all manner of aspects related to the film. The death…
REVIEW: Cherry (2021)
There is no denying Tom Holland has developed some genuine star power very quickly into his career. Being Spider-Man is sure to catapult anyone straight onto the A-List, but Tom Holland has taken his fame and run with it by being preposterously charming during press…
REVIEW: The Winter Lake (2021)
There’s something about the quiet isolation of rural areas that brings out the worst in people. Whether embarking on a hallucinatory adventure in A Field in England or becoming embroiled in a dark family secret in The Winter Lake, the lack of human contact inspires…
TV REVIEW: WandaVision Episode 9 (2021)
A strange sense of entitlement surrounded WandaVision in recent weeks. Every week, the internet was abuzz with fan theories that were willed into existence by literally millions of fans the world over, followed by days of disappointment that followed when such fan theories never came…
