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Grenier displays an effortless charisma.

James Wong's debut feature mixes a little psychic spookiness into the teenage body count.

The story takes a little time to digest, but New York writing team, Eric Bress and J Mackye Gruber, should be congratulated for taking the craft of the sequel seriously.

The scripts are tight and engaging, the characterisation in-depth, the acting exemplary and the action and effects more than impressive.

A season pretty much split down the middle, all the good work of the latter episodes will probably have been missed by viewers that have switched off already.

Feels crammed and rushed as the writers scramble to wrap up storylines which were obviously designed to go on for longer.

An interesting example of technically inventive pastiche.

This is either an inspired satire on the state of popular cinema, an ego-trip of mammoth proportions or a bucketful of vomit.

Reese Witherspoon is irresistibly wonderful.

The Resident Evil movies have never been above looting from the cinematic back catalogue, and Extinction is no exception.

The plot has been round the block so often, it makes itself sick.