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Four people standing against a wall, a man and woman in the centre, two other women either side. Casual clothing, jeans and t-shirts. Warm, earthy tones in the image.
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Until Dawn review – an insulting parade of tedium

by Esther Rosenfield

David F Sand­berg’s tan­gen­tial­ly relat­ed adap­ta­tion of Super­mas­sive Games’ hor­ror hit for­gets what made its video game source mate­r­i­al so great.

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Four superheroes in colourful costumes standing on a city street.
Review

Shazam! Fury of the Gods

by David Jenkins

It’s a case of mas­sive­ly dimin­ish­ing returns for Zachary Levi’s snap-talk­ing teen super­hero in this sequel which strug­gles to locate a rai­son d’être.

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Two men in superhero costumes engaged in a confrontation.
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Shazam!

by Adam Woodward

Beat it, Bat­man. Step aside, Supes. The DC Extend­ed Uni­verse has got itself a new gold­en boy.

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Unsettling close-up of a creepy-looking doll with large, wide-open eyes, red cheeks, and a sinister grin.
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Annabelle: Creation

by David Jenkins

This stripped-back haunt­ed doll sequel racks up a few nice jump scares, but doesn’t man­age much more than that.

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