Castlevania: Nocturne Review: A Worthy Heir To The Castlevania Series
The animated series Castlevania: Nocturne proves itself to be a worthy heir that explores fresh variations of familiar elements. Read our review right here.
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Saw X Review: Tobin Bell Rules In One Of The Franchise's Best [Fantastic Fest 2023]
If you're a dedicated Jigsaw fan, Saw X delivers the goods in a big, nasty way, giving franchise star Tobin Bell plenty of room to shine. -
Dogman Review: Luc Besson's Latest Is Joker With Dogs, But Worse [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Not even a bunch of very good dogs and a strong performance from Caleb Landry Jones are enough to save Luc Besson's Dogman. -
Wish Footage Reaction: 100 Years Of Animated Brilliance Delights In Disney's First Original Fairy Tale
This year, Disney is celebrating 100 years of magic in a variety of ways, but their new fairy tale Wish might be the most magical part of the festivities. -
Gen V Review: Just As Fun And Twisted As The Boys, If A Little Too Familiar
Whether you're a fan of The Boys or you just like superhero stories in general, Gen V is definitely worth your time. Here's our review of the spinoff. -
The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar Review: Wes Anderson's Latest Roald Dahl Adaptation Is Wonderful Indeed
Wes Anderson's second film of 2023, The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, is a fast-paced delight that runs only 39 minutes. Read our review here. -
Ahsoka Episode 7 Brings In A Helpful Hologram From Star Wars Rebels
Ahsoka episode 7 brings back Hayden Christensen for another cameo, this time as a hologram that was previously included in Star Wars Rebels. -
The Shadow Of Anakin Skywalker Looms Large Over Ahsoka's 'Dreams And Madness' Episode
Ahsoka episode 7 has arrived, and the shadow of Anakin Skywalker looms large as our heroes deal with the impending threat of Thrawn's return. -
Concrete Utopia Review: A Gripping Korean Disaster Movie [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Concrete Utopia, South Korea's 2024 Oscar entry, is a compelling and gripping human drama about immigration and economic disparity. Read our review here. -
Wake Up Review: A Killer Slices And Dices Gen Z'ers [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Filmmakers RKSS show their mean streak in Wake Up, a barbarically nasty hunt-and-stalk flick for the sake of viciousness. Read our review right here. -
The Creator Review: A Visually Stunning Yet Emotionally Stunted Sci-Fi Epic
The Creator is a visually stunning sci-fi epic, but Gareth Edwards' film suffers from a simplistic, somewhat derivative script. Here's our review. -
The Last Video Store Review: B-Movies Fight Back In This Horror-Comedy [Fantastic Fest 2023]
The Last Video Store is a loving tribute to B-horror movies as well as the joys of sharing movies with other people. Read our Fantastic Fest review. -
Dream Scenario Review: Nicolas Cage Is The Man Of Your Dreams [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Nicolas Cage is fantastic as a professor who starts appearing in everyone's dreams in the quirky, strange Dream Scenario. Read our review right here. -
30 Coins Season 2 Review: Go-For-Broke Religious Horror Series Returns Bigger And Scarier Than Ever [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Álex de la Iglesia's 30 Coins is one of the best horror shows of the past decade and season 2 is just as wild and crazy as season 1. Here's our review. -
UFO Sweden Review: A Bunch Of Swedes Show Hollywood How To Amblin [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Everyone wants to make a throwback science fiction adventure. UFO Sweden asks: what if Sweden did it much better than Hollywood? -
There's Something In The Barn Review: Norwegian Gremlins Is A Bloody Christmas Romp [Fantastic Fest 2023]
An American man moves his family to peaceful, picturesque Norway and pays the price for not respecting the local creatures in There's Something in the Barn. -
We Are Zombies Review: A Slacker Comedy For The Living Impaired [Fantastic Fest 2023]
The creative team behind Turbo Kid returns with zombie action comedy We Are Zombies, set in a world where zombies are peaceful underdogs. -
The Coffee Table Review: An Unbearably Cruel Dark Comedy Everyone And No One Should Experience [Fantastic Fest 2023]
If you enjoyed the torturous anxiety of Uncut Gems, take your soul on another journey of pain with Caye Casas' super dark comedy The Coffee Table. -
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Review: Sometimes No Prequel Is Better
The Pet Sematary prequel Pet Sematary: Bloodlines wastes a good premise on a rushed, choppy, unscary film. Sometimes, dead is better indeed. -
Saltburn Review: Barry Keoghan Is Outstanding In 2023's Bleakest Comedy [Fantastic Fest]
Emerald Fennell's new film Saltburn is a delicious, devilish descent into the cruelty of wealth, and it gives Barry Keoghan another chance to shine bright. -
When Evil Lurks Review: A Cruel, Bloody Possession Movie For Sickos, By Sickos [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Gather around, sickos! Horror filmmaker Demián Rugna (Terrified) returns with a tale of rapidly spreading demonic possession in When Evil Lurks. -
Sleep Review: Scary Sleepwalking Habits Haunt A Marriage In This Heartfelt Thriller [Fantastic Fest 2023]
In Jason Yu's thriller Sleep, there are worse things in a marriage than being woken up by your partner snoring. -
V/H/S/85 Review: The Horror Series Goes Retro With Ambitious, Gory Results [Fantastic Fest 2023]
The long-running horror anthology series continues with V/H/S/85, one of the most ambitious and consistent entries in the franchise. -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher Review: Mike Flanagan's Latest Is Succession Meets Edgar Allan Poe
Mike Flanagan tackles the world of Edgar Allan Poe with his somewhat disappointing new Netflix series The Fall of the House of Usher. Here's our review. -
No One Will Save You Review: Kaitlyn Dever Battles Aliens In This Lean, Highly Effective Thriller
Kaitlyn Dever delivers a mostly dialogue-free performance in the entertaining alien invasion thriller No One Will Save You. Here's our review. -
The Toxic Avenger Review: Peter Dinklage Brings Soul To A Gore-Soaked Comedy Of Anarchy [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Macon Blair's The Toxic Avenger remake is gory and silly and probably made for about a dozen people. Maybe you're one of them. -
Expendables 4 Review: A Staggeringly Stupid Sequel
Action sequel Expendables 4 (aka Expend4bles) is probably the best entry in the franchise, and that's not really saying much at all. Here's our review.
