
‘The End of Oak Street’ Review: Anne Hathaway & Ewan McGregor Battle Dinosaurs in a Fun, Nostalgic Adventure
Dinosaur thrills, horror and ’80s nostalgia, even if a few more elements could have used a little more room to breathe….

Dinosaur thrills, horror and ’80s nostalgia, even if a few more elements could have used a little more room to breathe….

Once the credits roll, there isn’t much left to think about besides telling your friends about how ridiculous the whole idea is…

An exciting bridge into the next phase while giving Spidey renewed energy. It delivers everything we expect from our friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man…

Nolan takes this iconic myth and does his thing, giving it the cinematic scale we’ve come to expect from one of today’s biggest filmmakers…

Once the madness begins, the film heats up the demonic chaos, unleashing relentless carnage that grips you all the way to the bloody end…

The zombies are the highlight. Not a horde, more an infestation: fast, grotesque, and linked through a hive mind…

It’s loud, colourful and nostalgic, with plenty of fan-service along the way. It’s also held back by a thin story and uneven humour…

A solid start, balancing detective mystery, superhero action, and Cage’s screen presence with confidence…

Led by a fantastic Inde Navarrette performance, this is easily one of the most effective horror movies of the year…

Fights galore, backed with plenty of fan service and callbacks. If it only pushed further…