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Becca Johnson

Becca is a Rotten Tomato-approved freelance critic from Essex, UK, with a penchant for horror and coming-of-age. She can mainly be found at Film Focus Online, where she is Senior Writer. She specialises in new release reviews, rankings and Top 10's.

Challengers

‘Challengers’ Review – A Sexy, Stylish Big-Screen Grand Slam

by Becca Johnson

Challengers continues director Luca Guadagnino’s winning streak, adding to his roster of unique, sensual, character-focused films.

The Greatest Hits

‘The Greatest Hits’ Review: A Beautiful, Heart-Wrenching Flick with Stellar Performances

by Becca Johnson

The Greatest Hits is an emotional yet toe-tappingly fantastic exploration of grief, love and the importance of memories.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire

‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ Review: Strong Action Sequences Cannot Save a Bad Script

by Becca Johnson

Godzilla x Kong is an entertaining way to pass two hours, yet its poor script and lack of character development stop it from being truly great.

Monster

‘Monster’ Review: A Challenging Yet Accessible Tale of Growing Up

by Becca Johnson

With well-developed characters, a consistently engaging storyline that forces you to change your perspective at each scene and an extremely powerful ending, Monster is a truly beautiful piece of cinema.

How to Have Sex

‘How To Have Sex’ Review: A Heartbreaking Yet Fantastic Study of Consent

by Becca Johnson

Molly Manning Walker truly puts herself on the map with this one, proving she's one to watch with a thought-provoking and vital piece of cinema.

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