"Back to the Future Part III" takes Marty McFly and Doc Brown on a wild ride to the Old West, where they face cliché-savvy antics, meta references, and a reversal of time paradoxery that leaves viewers feeling like the DeLorean itself is out of gas. The film may have some burst of action but ultimately loses the sophisticated narrative mechanisms and energy of its predecessors. Meanwhile, "Back to the Future" is hailed as a brilliantly-scripted blockbuster that cleverly mocks 1980s political pretensions through Marty's time-traveling antics and Hill Valley's dual depictions. It stands as a timeless example of Spielberg-cultivated thrill-craft that expertly blends internal logic with external forces while subtly critiquing societal norms. So hop in your DeLorean, avoid cow dung-filled rickshaws, and buckle up for a nostalgic journey through time with these iconic films!

"Primate" swings onto the screen with the ferocity of a rabid chimp, delivering a wild and bloody ride that lacks emotional depth but makes up for it with its malevolent simian antagonist, Ben. Director Johannes Roberts unleashes Ben's murderous rampage on a group of forgettable young adults, setting the stage for jaw-dropping gore and ape-induced terror. While the human characters fall flat in their attempts at eliciting sympathy, Miguel Torres Umba's portrayal of Ben as a vicious force to be reckoned with steals the show. It's a shame that "Primate" doesn't invest as much in its human story as it does in its hair-raising primate mayhem, leaving us yearning for more substance amidst all the chaos. This film proves that when it comes to apes gone wild on screen, sometimes less empathy and more primal fear can make for an entertainingly bananas experience.

"Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery" is a daring and delightful return to form for writer-director Rian Johnson, as he brings back the clever and immersive whodunit fun that made the original "Knives Out" such a hit. While its predecessor, "Glass Onion," may have veered a bit off track with its grandiosity, this latest installment strikes the perfect balance of scale and intimacy. Set in a small-town community in upstate New York, the film weaves together elements of mystery, allegory, and social commentary with skillful precision.Josh O'Connor shines as Rev. Jud Duplenticy, a charmingly complex character caught up in a web of murder and deceit within his parish. Alongside him is Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc, who delivers his richest performance yet as he navigates through layers of deception and human nature to solve the impossible crime at hand. The film cleverly plays with themes of rationality vs. faith and love vs. hate while keeping viewers on their toes with twists and turns that never fail to surprise.With a stellar supporting cast including Kerry Washington, Glenn Close, Cailee Spaeny, Mila Kunis, Andrew Scott, Daryl McCormack,and Jeremy Renner (not playing himself this time), each character adds depth to the intricate tapestry of motives and secrets woven throughout the narrative. Johnson's sharp writing keeps us engaged from start to finish, blending humor with suspense in a way that feels fresh yet familiar.While some may find fault in certain elements feeling too set-based or artificial at times,the overall experience remains rich with entertainment value. As Johnson expertly crafts another chapter in his Knives Out series,Wake Up Dead Man proves itself to be not just an engaging mystery but also an insightful exploration of human nature under pressure.Brimming with wit,charm,and intrigue,this film cuts through genre conventions like a well-sharpened blade,making it one cut above the rest.Audiences will find themselves gleefully captivated by this razor-sharp addition to the whodunit genre.Catch Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery when it hits cinemas on November 26th or stream it on Netflix starting December 12th.You won't want to miss this killer ride!

"Hallow Road" takes viewers on a gripping journey through the depths of parental responsibility and supernatural suspense. Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys deliver standout performances as a couple faced with a chilling twist of fate involving their daughter, played by Megan McDonnell. Director Babak Anvari skillfully navigates the narrative, blending elements of real-time suspense with eerie folklore-inspired themes. With a script crafted by William Gillies that has been finely tuned to captivate audiences, this film captivates with its intense storytelling and top-notch acting. "Hallow Road" is a hauntingly effective thriller that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until its inevitable and bone-chilling climax. So buckle up for this unique ride through family guilt, secrets, and the supernatural - just don't forget your GPS tracker!