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It's not that it's bad - if anything it's just upsetting - but it's also disappointing. There could have been more.

Flight Of The Phoenix has very little going for it.

All this window dressing is just sleight of hand; pull it aside and there’s no movie there.

A hauntingly allegorical tale of grief and tragedy, the fiction feature debut of director Alastair Siddons is a chilling and poignant masterpiece.

Is the action packed? Certainly. Does it add up to anything? No.

If The Midnight Meat Train starts with what sounds like a bog-standard serial killer premise, it quickly deviates into more uncharted terrains.

Annie is played by newcomer Alison Barry, and she's amazing.

When it comes to action, the film doesn't disappoint, and the final scenes of men running around in mud are up there with the best.

The film makes no compromises to its audience.

Delivers in spades what the first film only hinted at.

Kebbell has been waiting for a role like this and he makes the most of it, elevating what would otherwise have been a fairly uninspiring film.