Austin Butler reminds us he's a movie star and Darren Aronofsky gets to have some fun for a change with the crime flick Caught Stealing. Here's our review.
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Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman and delightfully despicable and charming in The Roses, a hilarious dark comedy about a crumbling marriage.
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Incredible stunt work and a great lead performance from Samara Weaving help make the action flick Eenie Meanie a satisfying experience. Here's our review.
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Whether you're looking for comedy or action, it's hard to top Jackie Chan's martial arts flicks. Here, we rank Chan's 18 best.
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Hell House LLC: Lineage, the final entry in the horror franchise, ditches found footage for slow pacing and mystery solving. Here's our review.
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After getting off to a rough start, Spike Lee and Denzel Washington find the right rhythm with their Akira Kurosawa remake Highest 2 Lowest. Here's our review.
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Nobody 2 cuts right to the chase to give us a brisk, violent 89 minutes of Bob Odenkirk beating up bad guys. Here's our review.
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Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan make a delightful return in Freakier Friday, a satisfying sequel that doesn't get bogged down in nostalgia and callbacks.
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The Naked Gun brings comedy back to theaters in a thoroughly satisfying, gut-busting fashion, resulting in the funniest movie of 2025 so far.
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A wonderfully twisted mixture of bad vibes and macabre fun, Weapons is one of the best horror movies of the year. Here's our review.
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Marvel rebounds with The Fantastic Four: First Steps, a film where superheroes actually use intelligence to make the world a better place. Here's our review.
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The new I Know What You Did Last Summer embraces humor and surpasses expectations, nailing the nostalgia in the process. Here's our review.
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James Gunn's Superman is unapologetically silly, embracing a charming comic book logic where anything is possible. Here's our review.
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Ari Aster plays with political fire with Eddington, a twisted Western that serves as a dark depiction of the state America has gotten itself into.
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Jurassic World Rebirth features some great dinosaur action but suffers from paper-thin human characters and modern blockbuster constraints. Here’s our review.
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Whether M3GAN 2.0 is brilliant satire or a hot mess depends entirely on your tolerance for action-packed nonsense and genre whiplash. Here's our review.
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28 Days Later is both very scary and surprisingly emotional, although a baffling ending robs the film of some of its power.
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The animated sci-fi adventure Elio is full of laughs, heart, and dazzling visuals and feels like the best Pixar original since Coco. Here's our review.
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Brad Pitt tries to outrace a midlife crisis in F1, a film with great racing scenes but weak characters and a bloated runtime. Here's our review.
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Materialists, starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal, lends a heartfelt reality to the typical rom-com trappings. Here's our review.
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How to Train Your Dragon has been given a remake, and while it stands above Disney's attempts at revamping animated movies, it still feels unnecessary.
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Animated anthology film Predator: Killer of Killers is a vital, brutal, and visually stunning addition to the franchise. Here's our review.
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Mike Flanagan adapts Stephen King's novella The Life of Chuck into a thoughtful, empathetic, and tender film. Here's our review.
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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.
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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.
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Karate Kid: Legends makes the strange decision to blend two very different movies into one. And yet...it mostly works. Here's our review.
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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.
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