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The 23 Best Jackie Chan Movies Ranked

By SlashFilm Staff 12 hours ago

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.

A clown sits in a chair in the Carmichael Manor in Hell House LLC: Lineage

Hell House LLC: Lineage Review: The Horror Series Changes Things Up For Its Final Entry

By Chris Evangelista 1 day ago

Hell House LLC: Lineage, the final entry in the horror franchise, ditches found footage for slow pacing and mystery solving. Here's our review.

David King wears a hat and sunglasses while sitting on the train in Highest 2 Lowest

Highest 2 Lowest Review: Spike Lee & Denzel Washington Reunite For A Bumpy, Exciting Kurosawa Remake

By Chris Evangelista 6 days ago

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.

Hutch Mansell in an elevator surrounded by suspicious looking fellows in Nobody 2

Nobody 2 Review: Bob Odenkirk Is Invincible In A Violent, Fun Sequel That Wastes No Time

By Witney Seibold 7 days ago

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.

Anna (Lindsay Lohan) and Tess (Jamie Lee Curtis) get their fortunes read in Freakier Friday

Freakier Friday Review: Lindsay Lohan & Jamie Lee Curtis Still Got It In A Funny, Heartfelt Sequel

By Ethan Anderton 15 days ago

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.

Frank Drebin Jr. (Liam Neeson) takes a coffee from a random hand outside of his moving car in The Naked Gun

The Naked Gun Review: Comedy Is Back With The Biggest, Hardest & Stupidest Laughs In Years

By Ethan Anderton 21 days ago

The Naked Gun brings comedy back to theaters in a thoroughly satisfying, gut-busting fashion, resulting in the funniest movie of 2025 so far.

Justine Gandy is frightened in bed in Weapons

Weapons Review: A Twisted, Funny, And Scary Suburban Nightmare From The Director Of Barbarian

By Chris Evangelista 23 days ago

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.

The Fantastic Four standing on a stage in The Fantastic Four: First Steps

The Fantastic Four: First Steps Review: The MCU Gets It Right Again With Heroes Making The World A Better Place

By Witney Seibold 29 days ago

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.

Milo, Stevie, Ava, Danica, and Teddy in I Know What You Did Last Summer

I Know What You Did Last Summer Review: A Legacy Sequel Hooked On The Scares And Silliness Of Slashers

By BJ Colangelo 1 month ago

The new I Know What You Did Last Summer embraces humor and surpasses expectations, nailing the nostalgia in the process. Here's our review.

Superman stands in the Fortress of Solitude in Superman (2025)

Superman Review: James Gunn's Charming Crowd Pleaser Is Silly In All The Right Ways

By Chris Evangelista 1 month ago

James Gunn's Superman is unapologetically silly, embracing a charming comic book logic where anything is possible. Here's our review.

Joe and Ted have an argument in the street in Eddington

Eddington Review: Ari Aster Holds Up A Mirror To American Insanity In This Twisted Western

By Bill Bria 2 months ago

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.

Bechir Sylvain as Leclerc, Jonathan Bailey as Dr. Henry Loomis, and Scarlett Johansson as Zora Bennett wading through a swamp in Jurassic World Rebirth

Jurassic World Rebirth Review: This Back-To-Basics Dino Flick Gets Stuck In The Mud

By Jeremy Mathai 2 months ago

Jurassic World Rebirth features some great dinosaur action but suffers from paper-thin human characters and modern blockbuster constraints. Here’s our review.

M3GAN 2.0 Review: Judgment Day Is Messy Mayhem In This 'Bad Straight Camp' Sequel

By BJ Colangelo 2 months ago

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.

Jamie and Spike stand in front of some trees in 28 Years Later

28 Years Later Review: A Scary, Gruesome, And Surprisingly Emotional Horror Saga

By Chris Evangelista 2 months ago

28 Days Later is both very scary and surprisingly emotional, although a baffling ending robs the film of some of its power.

Sonny Hayes and Joshua Pearce in their racing suits in F1

F1 Review: Brad Pitt's Sports Drama Has Exciting Racing Scenes And A Bloated Runtime

By Witney Seibold 2 months ago

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.

Yonas Kibreab as the voice of Elio and Remy Edgerly as his alien friend Glordon looking at their cosmic surroundings in awe in Elio

Elio Review: Pixar's Latest Tearjerker Is Their Best Original Since Coco

By Jeremy Mathai 2 months ago

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.

Lucy and Harry share a dance in Materialists

Materialists Review: Celine Song Brings A Beautiful Depth And Yearning To The Traditional Rom-Com

By Bill Bria 2 months ago

Materialists, starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal, lends a heartfelt reality to the typical rom-com trappings. Here's our review.

Hiccup (Mason Thames) touches Toothless in How to Train Your Dragon (2025)

How To Train Your Dragon Review: Better Than Any Disney Revamp But Still Unnecessary

By Ethan Anderton 2 months ago

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.

A Yautja yelling a war cry in an outdoor location in Predator: Killer of Killers

Predator: Killer Of Killers Review: The Franchise Goes Animated To Spectacular Results

By Jeremy Mathai 3 months ago

Animated anthology film Predator: Killer of Killers is a vital, brutal, and visually stunning addition to the franchise. Here's our review.

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 3 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 3 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 3 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 3 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 3 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.