Filmrecensies van Jack Bottomley

A clever indie horror that embarks on the nature of campfire storytelling with a unique horrific vision. Recensie

Star Trek Into Darkness is a rip-roaring blockbuster, funny, well acted and at time of writing 2013’s blockbuster to beat, see this on the biggest screen possible! Recensie

A smart globetrotting thriller, which opens up timely issues to debate and features a breakout performance by Riz Ahmed. Recensie

Goes downhill fast becoming foreseeable and not especially enjoyable. Recensie

Appears to be an artistic statement without the punch; there is occasional fun but very little actual atmosphere. Recensie

Well acted but lags in excitement in parts. Recensie

Cements the franchise as one of the most regressive in cinema history, as it continues with this laughter-allergic fifth instalment. Recensie

Only intermittently entertaining and bogged down by too much over-familiarity in the writing and too little impact overall. Recensie

An effective, if flawed, low budget horror with very good effects and a paranoiac narrative. Recensie

Predictable to a tee but has a great warm heart. Recensie

Joe fans will be way happier than they were the first time round. Recensie

Whilst it is light on details it is heavy on heart and intention. Recensie

The film that Contagion should have been, gripping, meaningful and scary (but not for the most obvious reasons). Recensie

Obscure, obsessive and essential. Room 237 is one of the best films about watching films ever made. Recensie

Not big on originality but the cast lend it a fun factor. Recensie

Is an intermittently fun but ultimately disposable sequel with no real villain to challenge our heroes. Recensie

May be somewhat disappointing but there are still Saturday matinee thrills to be had with this sequel. Recensie

Extinguishes a lavish cast with an unfunny gross out dross and is already a contender for worst film of 2013. Recensie

You thought that the Found Footage technique had run its course; think again with V/H/S, an effective indie horror anthology. Recensie