Movie Reviews

The younger cast members of Trap House shine in a far-fetched action film.

A spoiler-free review of Predator: Badlands.

Not even Joel Kinnaman can save Ice Fall.

Slow start, but once it revs up, Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc delivers explosive action, wild emotion, and pure anime chaos.

Anniversary poses questions about the downfall of society.

The V/H/S franchise’s winning streak continues with the seasonally perfect V/H/S/Halloween

London Calling isn't punk rock.

Prisoner of War proves that Scott Adkins is much more than just an action star.

Code 3 holds no punches, taking aim at the healthcare system.

Seann William Scott isn't Stifler in Bad Man, but he still brings the same vulgarity.

Give all The Toxic Avenger sequels to Macon Blair and Peter Dinklage.

Riverdale's Lili Reinhart can't save the dull American Sweatshop.

Keep Quiet explores what trauma does to a community.

Zach Cregger’s Weapons is the boldest, smartest, and scariest horror film of 2025, and it might just steal Oscar gold.

Shaman questions if only one God holds all the answers.

Hellcat's premise and potential are much better than its overall execution.

Marvel’s Phase Six kicks off with The Fantastic Four: First Steps—a slower, smarter superhero film that sets up the future...

What happens when a horror-comedy feels like a sketch that doesn’t know when to end?

Saint Clare asks if Clare Bleecker is a sinner or saint in a tonal mishmash of a movie.

James Gunn's Superman (2025) isn’t perfect, but it’s bold, weird, and exactly the kind of fresh start the DCU needs.