Sunstone – The BDSM romance you should read
Sunstone: Come for the hot lesbian sex. Stay for the charming love story that will win your heart and leave you grinning like a loon.
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Category: Reviews
Fifty Shades Darker review – A slight step-up in quality
February 10, 2017
by Noelle Adams
34 Comments
Sequel Fifty Shades Darker is this year's big Valentine's Day cinema release. Fortunately for boyfriends and discerning movie-lovers everywhere, this erotic romance is a slight...
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Moonlight review: an Oscar-worthy story of a lifetime
February 9, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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Director Barry Jenkins has crafted an intimate, compassionate story with Moonlight. At times it's a hard watch, but at others it will bring you to...
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Rings review – Just watch It Follows instead
February 3, 2017
by Noelle Adams
10 Comments
Rings is stale, boring and not the least bit scary. This second sequel to 2002's The Ring wastes every opportunity to freshen up the franchise.
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Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Review – brain-dead zombie film franchise dies at last
February 3, 2017
by Tracy Benson
17 Comments
When it comes to “bad” movies, there are two kinds of bad: good-bad, and bad-bad. Resident Evil: The Final Chapter falls squarely into the latter...
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Sausage Party review – Out to shock, and that’s kinda it
January 27, 2017
by Noelle Adams
17 Comments
If you enjoy stoner comedies you’ll probably enjoy adult animated movie Sausage Party. If you have an aversion to crude, foul-mouthed content that’s evidently been...
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Allied review – An odd, bait-and-switch romantic thriller
January 19, 2017
by Noelle Adams
1 Comment
Starring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard, Allied is a strange World War II-set romantic thriller. It frustrates but is far from a failure.
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Office Christmas Party review – Enough comic talent makes this worthwhile. Just.
January 12, 2017
by Noelle Adams
2 Comments
Office Christmas Party may be hit-and-miss, but it mostly delivers on its promise of enjoyable comedy anarchy. Plus, it's elevated by its talented cast.
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Takenoko review – adorable, accessible fun
January 10, 2017
by Tracy Benson
3 Comments
Easy to learn and relatively quick to play, Takenoko is a great game to use when introducing friends to a new generation of tabletop games.
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Hacksaw Ridge review – Great acting, great war story, predictable execution
January 9, 2017
by Noelle Adams
1 Comment
Hacksaw Ridge is an immersive, emotionally involving and exceptionally well-acted war movie with a religious bent. But it's also exceptionally brutal.
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