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  • The eponymous windup toy monkey in a scene from The Monkey

    The Monkey Review: Osgood Perkins' Longlegs Follow-Up Can't Live Up To The Hype

    The Monkey, the new blood-soaked Stephen King adaptation from Longlegs director Osgood Perkins, never lives up to its potential. Here's our review.

    By Jeremy Mathai 4 months ago Read More
  • Marvin looking horrified at a Valentine's Day card in Love Hurts

    Love Hurts Review: Good-Enough Action Barely Propels This Unfunny But Affable Fight Comedy

    Ke Huy Quan handles his first leading role well in Love Hurts, but the film itself is unfunny and heavy on bland exposition. Here's our review.

    By Witney Seibold 4 months ago Read More
  • Lili Reinhart and Cooper Raiff as Hal & Harper, smiling and hugging their father, played by Mark Ruffalo

    Hal & Harper Review: Lili Reinhart Will Break Your Heart In This Charming, Harrowing TV Series [Sundance]

    Cooper Raiff, director and writer of Cha Cha Real Smooth, returned to Sundance with an eight-episode indie TV series, and it's rather spectacular.

    By Ethan Anderton 4 months ago Read More
  • Ariel isn't sure about this dinner in Opus

    Opus Review: This Cult Horror Comedy Is Too Familiar For Its Own Good [Sundance]

    Opus, the new cult horror-comedy from A24 featuring Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich, relies too heavily on twists and familiar story elements.

    By Bill Bria 4 months ago Read More
  • Millie and Tim look on in horror as they realize they're Together

    Together Review: Alison Brie And Dave Franco Get Gross In A Body Horror Comedy [Sundance]

    The body horror comedy Together, starring Alison Brie and Dave Franco, is a fun gross-out date night horror movie best seen with a crowd.

    By Bill Bria 5 months ago Read More
  • Angela, Lee, Min and Chris dance the night away in The Wedding Banquet

    The Wedding Banquet Review: This Unapologetically Queer Rom-Com Has A Great Ensemble Cast [Sundance]

    The Wedding Banquet, a remake of the 1993 Ang Lee film, continues the rom-com resurgence with a great ensemble cast. Here's our review.

    By Bill Bria 5 months ago Read More
  • The Heart Eyes killer stands in the police station

    Heart Eyes Review: This Slasher Rom-Com Isn't Scary, But It Is Stylish And Sweet

    Heart Eyes is a slasher rom-com that has some fun kills and two likable leads with great chemistry. It also runs out of steam rather quickly. Here's our review.

    By Chris Evangelista 5 months ago Read More
  • Molina tends to Valentin's wound in Kiss of the Spider Woman

    Kiss Of The Spider Woman Review: A Heartfelt Queer Musical With A Breakout Performance [Sundance]

    Kiss of the Spider Woman, co-starring Jennifer Lopez, is a great example of the modern movie musical, and features a breakout performance from Tonatiuh.

    By Bill Bria 5 months ago Read More
  • Darcy hears a strange sound in the woods in Rabbit Trap

    Rabbit Trap Review: Dev Patel Stars In A Blend Of Cosmic And Folk Horror [Sundance]

    The folk horror movie Rabbit Trap, starring Dev Patel, isn't really scary, but it does have a certain haunting quality. Here's our review.

    By Bill Bria 5 months ago Read More
  • Linda is very tired in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You

    If I Had Legs I'd Kick You Review: This Comedy-Thriller Is Like Uncut Gems Meets Eraserhead [Sundance]

    If I Had Legs I'd Kick You is a blend of comedy and thriller that invokes the anxiety of Uncut Gems and the surreal horrors of Eraserhead. Here's our review.

    By Bill Bria 5 months ago Read More
  • Daryl Booth, handcuffed and looking angry in Flight Risk

    Flight Risk Review: Mel Gibson's Low-Budget Thriller Is Your Typical January Movie

    Mel Gibson's Flight Risk, starring Mark Wahlberg, is a serviceable but ultimately forgettable January movie. Here's our review.

    By Witney Seibold 5 months ago Read More
  • Michelle Yeoh as Philippa Georgiou sitting at her desk in Star Trek: Section 31

    Star Trek: Section 31 Review: This Discovery Spinoff Film Is B-Movie Trash (In A Good Way)

    Star Trek: Section 31 sees the beloved sci-fi franchise lean hard into outrageous, b-movie action ... and it somehow works better than you'd think.

    By Jacob Hall 5 months ago Read More
  • Iris sheds a tear in Companion

    Companion Review: This Surprising Horror Movie Is The First Great Film Of 2025

    The twist-heavy and highly entertaining horror pic Companion is exactly the type of must-see entertainment you're looking for. Here's our review.

    By Chris Evangelista 5 months ago Read More
  • Bowen Yang, Andy Samberg, and Ego Nwodim being interviewed in an episode of SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night

    The New SNL Documentary Series Proves Why The Legendary Show Is Truly Immortal

    By Ethan Anderton 5 months ago

    Peacock's new Saturday Night Live documentary series, SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night, proves why the sketch show is truly immortal.

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  • Christopher Abbott as Blake in the early stages of transformation while Julia Garner as Charlotte looks on in Wolf Man

    Wolf Man Review: Leigh Whannell's Half-Effective Fright Fest Will Leave You Feeling Torn In Two

    Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man is unsettling and unnerving with scary moments of body horror, but certain weak elements hold the movie back. Here's our review.

    By Jeremy Mathai 5 months ago Read More
  • Big Nick and Donnie sit in a car in Den of Thieves 2: Pantera

    Den Of Thieves 2: Pantera Review: A Triumph Of Dudes Rock Cinema

    Den of Thieves 2: Pantera takes the scuzzy action vibes of the first movie and adds a buddy comedy angle for good measure, with fun results. Here's our review.

    By Chris Evangelista 5 months ago Read More
  • Adam Scott as Mark S. walking down the halls of Lumon with balloons in Severance season 2

    Severance Season 2 Review: TV's Trippiest Mind-Bender Is Back And Better Than Ever

    Severance season 2 defies expectations in the best possible way. Read our spoiler-free review of the long-awaited new season here.

    By Jeremy Mathai 5 months ago Read More
  • Neve Campbell talks on phone Scream

    The 15 Best Final Girls In Horror Movies Ranked

    By Shaun Stacy 6 months ago

    The term might be new, but the final girl trope is almost as old as horror movies themselves. These are the 15 toughest survivors in horror film history.

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  • The players rush at the camera in Squid Game season 2

    Squid Game Season 2 Review: The Netflix Hit Returns With A Season Both Exciting And Underwhelming

    Netflix's highly anticipated Squid Game season 2 unleashes more deadly games upon financially desperate players ... with mixed results. Here's our review.

    By Chris Evangelista 6 months ago Read More
  • Captain America in Avengers: Endgame with a prop replica of his broken shield superimposed on the image

    Captain America's Damaged Shield From Avengers: Endgame Is The Ultimate Marvel Collectible

    By Ethan Anderton 6 months ago

    The Disney Store has a limited edition prop replica of Captain America's battle-damaged shield from Avengers: Endgame, and we got to review it.

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  • Alex drinks milk A Clockwork Orange

    The 20 Best Dystopian Movies Of All Time

    By Margaret David 6 months ago

    Dystopian movies aren't as far-fetched as they may seem. Watch these 20 films, and learn from the mistakes of their unfortunate heroes.

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  • Knuckles, Sonic, and Tails about to race in Sonic the Hedgehog 3

    Sonic The Hedgehog 3 Review: The Blue Blur Is Bigger, Bolder, And Better Than Ever

    With Sonic the Hedgehog 3, the series seems to be turning into the Fast and the Furious franchise for kids, and we're okay with that! Here's our review.

    By BJ Colangelo 6 months ago Read More
  • Young Mufasa, frightened in the water in Mufasa: The Lion King

    Mufasa: The Lion King Review: An Improvement, But Never As Good As The Original Film

    Barry Jenkins' Mufasa: The Lion King is better than Jon Favreau's Lion King remake, but it still feels kind of pointless. Here's our review.

    By Witney Seibold 6 months ago Read More
  • Adrien Brody as László holds flowers at a train station in The Brutalist

    The Brutalist Review: One Of The Best Movies Of 2024 Is An Overwhelming Triumph

    Brady Corbet's sprawling epic The Brutalist, starring Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, and Guy Pearce, is one of the best movies of 2024. Here's our review.

    By Chris Evangelista 6 months ago Read More
  • Kraven the Hunter, outdoors in his leather vest in Kraven the Hunter

    Kraven The Hunter Review: Sony's Spider-Man Villain Movie Is Stupid But Entertaining

    Kraven the Hunter is not very good, but it has a certain silly charm that ultimately makes it entertaining. Here's our review of the Aaron Taylor-Johnson film.

    By Witney Seibold 6 months ago Read More
  • Elwood and Turner look at their reflections in a mirrored ceiling in Nickel Boys

    Nickel Boys Review: A Breathtaking, Unique Film That Will Leave You Stunned

    Nickel Boys, one of the best movies of 2024, is a stunning drama shot in first-person POV and feels like nothing you've ever seen before. Here's our review.

    By Chris Evangelista 6 months ago Read More
  • Bob Dylan wears sunglasses at night and walks down the street in A Complete Unknown

    A Complete Unknown Review: Timothée Chalamet Does A Pretty Good Bob Dylan Impression In This Safe But Enjoyable Biopic

    James Mangold's A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, plays things too safe but still ends up being enjoyable. Here's our review.

    By Chris Evangelista 6 months ago Read More
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