Movie Reviews - SlashFilm

Chuck Krantz ponders his choices in The Life of Chuck

The Life Of Chuck Review: Stephen King's Novella Becomes Mike Flanagan's Empathetic Opus

By Bill Bria 3 months ago

Mike Flanagan adapts Stephen King's novella The Life of Chuck into a thoughtful, empathetic, and tender film. Here's our review.

Eve walks through a neon-lit club in Ballerina

Ballerina Review: Some Great Action Scenes Can't Save This Dull John Wick Spin-Off

By Chris Evangelista 3 months ago

Ana de Armas is convincing as a deadly assassin in Ballerina, but despite some great action this John Wick spin-off is dull. Here's our review.

The 25 Best Movies About The Devil Ranked

By Chad Collins 3 months ago

Old Scratch. Satan. The Antichrist. The devil goes by many names. In the following 25 horror films, you'll see exactly what makes him so terrifying.

Li Fong in a fighting stance in Karate Kid: Legends.

Karate Kid: Legends Review: This Legacy Sequel Awkwardly Blends Two Okay Movies In One

By Witney Seibold 4 months ago

Karate Kid: Legends makes the strange decision to blend two very different movies into one. And yet...it mostly works. Here's our review.

Honey O'Donahue thinks about getting coffee in Honey Don't!

Honey Don't! Review: Margaret Qualley Sizzles In Ethan Coen's Moody, Unabashedly Queer Noir

By Bill Bria 4 months ago

Margaret Qualley is fantastic in Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke's Honey Don't!, a stylish noir that isn't as funny as it could be. Here's our review.

Fear Street: Prom Queen Review: A Bloody Disappointment

By Chris Evangelista 4 months ago

Netflix heads back to the cursed town of Shadyside for Fear Street: Prom Queen, and the results are sadly disappointing. Here's our review.

Luke, holding a flashlight in a dark tomb in Fountain of Youth.

Fountain Of Youth Review: An Indiana Jones Knock-Off Lacking Excitement

By Witney Seibold 4 months ago

Guy Ritchie's Fountain of Youth, starring John Krasinski and Natalie Portman, is fast-paced and watchable. It's also forgettable. Here's our review.

Stitch and Lilo sitting on the bed, face to face

Lilo & Stitch Review: An Adorable, Heartfelt, And Aggressively Safe Reimagining

By BJ Colangelo 4 months ago

The live-action Lilo & Stitch plays it safe, softening the edges that made the original film so special. But it's still pretty charming. Here's our review.

Zsa-zsa Korda is a little beaten down by life in The Phoenician Scheme

The Phoenician Scheme Review: A Breezy, Hilarious Wes Anderson Romp

By Bill Bria 4 months ago

The Phoenician Scheme likely won't win over folks tired of Wes Anderson's usual bag of tricks, but it's still a fun, breezy film. Here's our review.

Laura looks through a rain-soaked window and sees Oliver in Bring Her Back

Bring Her Back Review: The Feel-Bad Horror Movie Of 2025 Will Make You Squirm

By Chris Evangelista 4 months ago

Bring Her Back, the latest horror movie from A24 and the directors of Talk To Me, is extremely disturbing. Here's our review.

Anima squeezing the Weeknd's head as he screams in Hurry Up Tomorrow.

Hurry Up Tomorrow Review: The Weeknd And Jenna Ortega Star In A Dull Film That's All Style And No Substance

By Witney Seibold 4 months ago

Hurry Up Tomorrow, starring The Weeknd and Jenna Ortega, is all style and no substance ... and the style isn't even that interesting. Here's our review.

Ethan Hunt hangs from a plane in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Review: Tom Cruise Tries To Save The World In This Messy, Intense Sequel

By Chris Evangelista 4 months ago

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning features a jaw-dropping finale, but everything leading up to that is a bit of a mess. Here's our review.

Erik with his septum ring stuck to a chain in Final Destination Bloodlines

Final Destination Bloodlines Review: A Bloody Good Return And A Fun Franchise Best

By BJ Colangelo 4 months ago

Final Destination Bloodlines actually makes us care about its victims and ends up being the best entry in the horror series. Here's our review.

The Thunderbolts assemble in Thunderbolts*

Thunderbolts* Review: Marvel Finally Matures Its Cinematic Universe With An Emotional Gut Punch

By BJ Colangelo 5 months ago

Thunderbolts ends up being one of the best films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe because it doesn't feel like something from the current MCU era.

Walker looks stunned while Mia stands in a doorway in Havoc

Havoc Review: Tom Hardy And Gareth Evans Team For A Hyperviolent Shoot 'Em Up

By Chris Evangelista 5 months ago

The Raid director Gareth Evans directs Tom Hardy in Havoc, a Netflix action movie loaded with violent shootouts. Here's our review.

Clover is pretty sure she shouldn't go into the creepy house in Until Dawn

Until Dawn Review: David F. Sandberg's Video Game Adaptation Is The Most Horror Movie Of The Year

By Bill Bria 5 months ago

Until Dawn suffers from paper-thin characters but has enough monster mash energy to result in some horror movie fun. Here's our review.

Michael B. Jordan as Smoke and Miles Caton as Sammie Moore holding each other and looking terrified in Sinners

Sinners Review: Ryan Coogler's Bloody Vampire Masterclass Is 2025's Movie To Beat

By Jeremy Mathai 5 months ago

Ryan Coogler's Sinners is a rollicking crowd-pleaser packing a nasty bite, a horrific folktale with a genuine soul, and one of the best movies of 2025.

David Lynch's Feature Films Ranked From Worst To Best

By Nick Bartlett 5 months ago

Ranking David Lynch's movies seems like an impossible task -- they're each as different from one another as they are similar -- but we gave it a try anyway.

Rami Malek as CIA operative Charlie Heller wearing sunglasses in The Amateur

The Amateur Review: Rami Malek Is The Anti James Bond In This Solid, No-Frills Thriller

By Jeremy Mathai 5 months ago

The Amateur, starring Rami Malek as a CIA nerd out for revenge, is a surprisingly solid drama made for adults. Here's our review.

Henry, Garrett, Natalie, and Dawn, standing in a blocky Minecraft world. Henry is holding a glowing orb. A scene from A Minecraft Movie.

A Minecraft Movie Review: A Broad, Slapstick Farce

By Witney Seibold 5 months ago

A Minecraft Movie is a broad, slapstick farce without a hint of seriousness, reverence, or coolness. Most shocking? It's not terrible. Here's our review.

Jason looks out a car window in Hell of a Summer

Hell Of A Summer Review: A Campfire Slasher That's Light On Scares But Big On Charm

By Bill Bria 5 months ago

The slasher comedy Hell of a Summer is low on scares but ends up being one of the coziest horror movies in recent memory. Here's our review

Joseph Quinn's soldier in Warfare looks out a window

Warfare Review: A Disturbing, Riveting Nightmare That Redefines 'War Movie'

By Jacob Hall 6 months ago

Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza's Warfare is challenging, experimental, and downright brutal. It also demands that you bring your own thoughts to the table.

Jason Statham as Levon Cade holding a mallet and looking for his next target in A Working Man

A Working Man Review: Jason Statham Is A Killer Girl Dad In A Generic John Wick Knockoff

By Jeremy Mathai 6 months ago

David Ayer and Jason Statham reunite for A Working Man, a pale imitation of better movies we've seen before. Here's our review.

Snow White, in a red cloak, looking intensely at something, a crowd of people behind her. From Snow White.

Snow White Review: The Latest Disney Remake Is Better Than Expected But Still Pretty Dopey

By Witney Seibold 6 months ago

Rachel Zegler is quite good (and Gal Gadot is not) in Snow White, the latest product from the Disney remake machine. Here's our review.

Vito Genovese is surrounded by fellow gangsters in The Alto Knights

The Alto Knights Review: Robert De Niro Goes To War With Robert De Niro In This Muted Mob Drama

By Chris Evangelista 6 months ago

Robert De Niro pulls double duty playing two gangsters who go to war with each other in the underwhelming The Alto Knights. Here's our review.

Bill Skarsgard's Eddie in a pink hoodie standing in the streets

Locked Review: The Bill Skarsgard Trapped In A Car Movie Is Weirdly Relatable Right Now

By BJ Colangelo 6 months ago

Locked, a thriller where Anthony Hopkins traps Bill Skarsgard in a deadly car, has its fun moments but leaves a lot to be desired. Here's our review.

The Surfer looks back and holds his board in The Surfer

The Surfer Review: Nicolas Cage Descends Into Sunburnt Madness In This Psychedelic Thriller [SXSW]

By Rafael Motamayor 6 months ago

Nicolas Cage gets tormented by beach bullies and loses his mind in a parking lot in the trippy thriller The Surfer. Here's our review.