Tim Robey

3 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tim Robey

It's 14 years since the last Final Destination film - not the final one, then. That was the fifth. This is the rare horror franchise that resets each time, and gets away with casting cheap, since surviving it is a rarity. You could watch them in any order. The durable concept is Death being cheated by one person's premonition of a horrific tragedy... and Death then coming round to collect. Death, on this outing, proves to be a deranged psychopath who even goes in for extracurricular trolling.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Tim Robey

Nonnas wants to be heart-warming Italian food porn and buys in all the ingredients you’d think would work. Its surprise garnish? Grannies. To be precise, four old ladies, only two of whom actually have families. This quartet’s bickering exploits in a restaurant kitchen are destined to lift Vince Vaughn’s grieving hero out of the dumps.

6 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tim Robey

Nonnas wants to be heart-warming Italian food porn and buys in all the ingredients you'd think would work. Its surprise garnish? Grannies. To be precise, four old ladies, only two of whom actually have families. This quartet's bickering exploits in a restaurant kitchen are destined to lift Vince Vaughn 's grieving hero out of the dumps.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Tim Robey

Who is worthy of being a parent, and who should be in a position to judge that? There’s a kernel of philosophical intrigue in The Assessment, encased in a sleek shell of dystopian science fiction, and unfortunately flung a million miles away from audience engagement. Earth, at an unspecified future moment, is a barren wasteland; only a skilled professional elite, living in hermetic bubbles, have access to the meagre resources remaining.

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tim Robey

Who is worthy of being a parent, and who should be in a position to judge that? There's a kernel of philosophical intrigue in The Assessment, encased in a sleek shell of dystopian science fiction, and unfortunately flung a million miles away from audience engagement. Earth, at an unspecified future moment, is a barren wasteland; only a skilled professional elite, living in hermetic bubbles, have access to the meagre resources remaining.