Abigail Review: This Ballerina Vampire Bloodbath Is A Perfect Horror Movie [Overlook 2024]
Abigail, the vampire ballerina movie from Scream directors Tyler Gillett and Matt Bettinelli-Olpin could be the best horror movie of 2024.
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Cuckoo Review: Hunter Schafer Soars In This Screeching Ride Of Repulsive Sci-Fi Body Horror [Overlook 2024]
Cuckoo is a bonkers, bloody rollercoaster of terrorizing sound design and dynamic performances.
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The First Omen Review: A Terrifying Horror Prequel Done Right
The First Omen is thoughtfully menacing, uniquely stylish, and utterly terrifying. It's also the best horror movie of the year so far.
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The People's Joker Review: A Bafflingly Brilliant Slice Of Satirical Anarchy
Vera Drew's The People's Joker is a deeply personal and delightfully absurd attack of visual potpourri. Here's our review.
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Review: Big, Silly, And Undeniably Entertaining
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is infectiously fun and very silly, and that's just fine. Here's our review.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Poor Things, Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom, Aliens, And More
Our latest jam-packed Blu-ray round-up includes Poor Things, Aquaman 2, Anyone But You, Aliens, The Iron Claw, To Die For, and more.
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Review: Ghosts Of Blockbuster Past Hold Back The Franchise's Future
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire bites off more than it can chew with too many characters crowding the story and overshadowing the best part of the new franchise.
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Immaculate Review: Sydney Sweeney's Dour Nun Horror Pic Isn't Having Any Fun
Sydney Sweeney seems adrift in Immaculate, a nun horror movie that's too dour, bleak, and humorless for its own good.
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The Idea Of You Review: Anne Hathaway Shines In This Unconventional Romance [SXSW 2024]
Anne Hathaway plays a single mom who finds unexpected romance with a 20-something pop star in Michael Showalter's stellar rom-com The Idea of You.
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Civil War Review: Alex Garland's Terrifying War Movie Will Leave You Shaken [SXSW 2024]
Alex Garland's Civil War is a terrifying look at an alternate history of a United States divided.
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The Fall Guy Review: Ryan Gosling (And His Stunt Team) Lead A Spectacular Time At The Movies [SXSW 2024]
Ryan Gosling ignites the screen in The Fall Guy, a love letter to stunt performers and the most purely fun action movie in ages.
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Monkey Man Review: Dev Patel Kills Everybody In This Brutal Revenge Movie [SXSW 2024]
Dev Patel directs and stars in Monkey Man, an ambitious and ridiculously violent action movie with a lot on its mind. Here's our review from SXSW.
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Y2K Review: It's Rachel Zegler Vs The Apocalypse In This 100% Historically Inaccurate Comedy [SXSW 2024]
Director Kyle Mooney's Y2K offers an exacting recreation of 1999 before it takes a very ... different turn. Here's our review from SXSW.
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Babes Review: Ilana Glazer's Non-Rom-Com Is All About Poop And Pregnancy [SXSW 2024]
Babes is a funny and filthy feature directorial debut from Pamela Adlon, and a hilarious showcase for Ilana Glazer. Here's our review from SXSW.
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Road House Review: Jake Gyllenhaal Is The Only Reason To Watch This Anemic Remake [SXSW 2024]
Jake Gyllenhaal's charisma isn't enough to fight the pulled punches of this Road House remake.
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Damsel Review: Millie Bobby Brown Saves Herself And This Predictable Albeit Enjoyable Fantasy Adventure
While Damsel is a bit predictable, Millie Bobby Brown is such a captivating lead that you can't wait to watch her survive.
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Kung Fu Panda 4 Review: Even When Treading Water, This Franchise Packs A Fun Punch
Kung Fu Panda 4 has plenty of stunning animation, crisply choreographed action, and hearty laughs to satisfy, but the story leaves something to be desired.
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Ricky Stanicky Review: John Cena Is Hilarious, But The Movie Doesn't Quite Stick The Landing
John Cena gets a chance to stretch his comedic chops even more in Ricky Stanicky, but the movie is held back by an attempt at heart that doesn't fully resonate.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Wonka, Wish, And More
Our latest Blu-ray round-up features Wonka, Wish, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, and more.
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Spaceman Review: Sad Adam Sandler Meets A Space Spider In This Somber Sci-Fi Saga
Spaceman, in which a lonely astronaut meets a giant friendly spider, is worth seeing for Adam Sandler's dedicated dramatic performance.
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Drive-Away Dolls Review: A Tidal Wave Of Naughty Lesbian Energy
Drive-Away Dolls, Ethan Coen's latest solo directorial credit, is an utter hoot, but it also feels like it somehow escaped from the year 1997.
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Lovely, Dark, And Deep Review: This Slow-Burn Horror Movie Wants You To Stay Out Of The Woods
The indie horror film Lovely, Dark, and Deep has great, scary atmosphere, but is that enough? Read our review and find out.
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Dune: Part Two Review: A Bleak Blockbuster About Religion, Revenge, And Really Big Worms
Dune: Part Two is massive, challenging, and overwhelming. But like the first film, it feels incomplete. Here's our review.
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Stephen King Still Doesn't Know Why Warner Bros. Won't Release The New Salem's Lot Movie
The new Salem's Lot movie has been finished for years and yet still has no release date - and Stephen King wants to know why.
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Madame Web Review: This Might Be One Of The Final Films Of The Superhero Era
Madame Web is a clunky, earnest, and weirdly charming oddity. It's not even really a superhero movie, and that's not a bad thing. Here's our review.
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Lisa Frankenstein Review: A Twisted Treat Of '80s Horror Comedy Pastiche For Teenage Weirdos
Lisa Frankenstein is the weird girl sleepover staple for a new generation. Read our review of the film starring Kathryn Newton and Cole Sprouse.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Thanksgiving, Face/Off, The Raid, Lone Star
Our latest Blu-ray round-up features Eli Roth's Thanksgiving, John Woo's Face/Off, Gareth Evans' The Raid, and John Sayles' Lone Star.
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