Roobla Reviews.

Mama has all the potential for a great horror film, but is let down by its unimaginative construction and muddled narrative.

Monsieur Oscar is an actor with lots of roles. He’s ferried from place to place by limosuine, creating horrific and beautiful moments as he goes.

A Good Day To Die Hard is an intermittently fun but ultimately disposable sequel with no real villain to challenge our heroes.

Taken 2 may be somewhat disappointing but there are still Saturday matinee thrills to be had with this sequel.

Gut is an effective and deeply disturbing American independent that pays homage to one of the genre’s great directors.

Bullet to the Head is a throwback to the ‘buddy-cop’ action thrillers of the 1980s that leaves you yearning for the real thing.

Jennifer Lawrence stars in the House at the End of Street, a horror-thriller about a girl in a new town who befriends the neighbour hiding a dark secret.

Award-winning 20 Something is a documentary about very different 20-something individuals each working towards their dreams.

Movie 43 extinguishes a lavish cast with an unfunny gross out dross and is already a contender for worst film of 2013.

Made on a tight budget, Manborg will appeal to cult sci-fi junkies with a hankering for the VHS nasties of the early 80’s.

Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God is as gripping and important as it is difficult, recounting the horrors of abuse and the worldwide conspiracy to cover up Catholicism’s highly suspect policies concerning pedophilia.

A Liar’s Autobiography – The Untrue Story of Monty Python’s Graham Chapman adds to the canon of Python works, but in an even more surreal, and personal, fashion.

Denzel Washington stars in Flight, Robert Zemeckis’s first live-action film since Cast Away, about an alcoholic pilot who saves a plane from certain doom.

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

House of a Thousand Dolls is a pretty drab thriller that promises a lot more than it delivers.