A video review of the new, Jon Watt Directed Spider-Man: Homecoming. Starring a much younger, and funnier Tom Holland as Spidey!

2017 continues to shape up as an outstanding year for superhero movies. First Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. Then Wonder Woman. Now there's Spider-Man: Homecoming, the charming, cheerful solo film that brings the wisecracking web slinger fully into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

American Assassin is the upcoming action thriller based on the Mitch Rapp novels by Vince Flynn. Newly recruited to the CIA as a counter-terrorism agent, Rapp is tasked with investigating a series of attacks in the Middle East.

Nostalgia time! Batman Returns is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Heavily stylised, sexually charged and poignant, here's an in-depth look at why this superhero sequel remains popular to this day.

We review The Founder. A movie that takes a look at what it took for a small-time salesman to become a billionaire.

We've seen Spider-Man face a few different villains, but it could be great to see him go up against the female version of his character.

Sometimes when life kicks your butt, you just have to kick it back harder. And what's better than to kill people who deserve to be killed.

Michael Keaton’s Adrian Toomes is as blue collar a villain as could be in Spider-Man: Homecoming. He’s not looking to open a gigantic space-anus in the sky that will allow all manner of expensive CGI destruction to rain down on the world below. He’s just out to make a buck, to make a decent living. A position that the character finds himself forced into after his legitimate business of cleaning up after superhero brouhahas is intercepted by Tony Stark and he finds himself out of work and luck.