Samuel Dawkins

I was surprised with how much I enjoyed this new film of the franchise. The deaths are creative and often hilarious, albeit sometimes gruesome. The characters are likeable and, for a film you should want to see people die, you actually start hoping they make it! The opening scene on the Sky Line building was fantastic and the soundtrack of "Shout" really helped make it memorable; people dancing on an opening night causing a disaster reminiscent of the Marriott hotel disaster. It's a fun film with some genuinely good character development and interactions. This is the best movie of the series and it feels like it really has found groove.

I've recently got to know this programme. At first appearance it looks like a terrible US sitcom, common for the period, however after one episode I'm hooked! It's much sharper, deeper and ruder than you'd expect. Additionally the casting is exceptional and the four women, along with an excellent script, carry this show to unexpected heights.

Possibly the best in the series. Excellent casting, great script and plot and funny from start to end.