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  • The mother grinning at the camera in the V/H/S/Halloween segment Coochie Coochie Coo

    V/H/S/Halloween Review: The Funniest (And Darkest) Entry Yet [Fantastic Fest]

    By Ryan Scott 2 months ago

    V/H/S/ Halloween keeps the horror anthology franchise fresh with the funniest installment yet, and a twist of truly disturbing darkness.

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  • Isaiah White holds a finger to his lips on a football field in Him

    Him Review: Marlon Wayans Is Scary Good In This Nightmarish Sports Horror Movie

    By Chris Evangelista 2 months ago

    The weird sports horror movie Him has some stylish moments and a genuinely great performance from Marlon Wayans, but something's missing. Here's our review.

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  • Bob Ferguson looks in the rearview mirror of a car in One Battle After Another

    One Battle After Another Review: Paul Thomas Anderson's Fiercely Political Action-Comedy-Thriller Is The Best Movie Of 2025

    By Chris Evangelista 2 months ago

    Paul Thomas Anderson's darkly hilarious One Battle After Another, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is the best movie of the year.

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  • David and Sarah standing next to an open door in a field in A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

    A Big Bold Beautiful Journey Review: A High-Concept Romantic Fantasy With No Passion

    By Witney Seibold 2 months ago

    A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, starring Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie, is a fantasy-romance that feels weirdly distant. Here's our review.

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  • London Thor and Derek Luh as Jordin Li, Lizze Broadway as Emma Meyer, Jaz Sinclair as Marie Moreau, Maddie Phillips as Cate Dunlap, and Asa Germann as Sam Riordan bathed in red light in a promotional poster for Gen V season 2

    Gen V Season 2 Review: The Boys Spin-Off Avoids A Sophomore Slump By Showing A Little Heart

    By Jeremy Mathai 2 months ago

    Occasionally bumpy and bogged down by too many cameos and surface level satire, Gen V season 2 ends up being a surprisingly emotional journey.

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  • Mabel Charles and Oliver at a funeral on Only Murders in the Building

    Only Murders In The Building Season 5 Review: A Great Cast Spins Its Wheels

    By Nina Starner 2 months ago

    While Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez remain a charming combination, Only Murders In The Building season 5 finds the series running on fumes.

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  • Good Fortune, Jeff looking ahead in shock as Gabriel touches his shoulder and Arj watches him from behind

    Good Fortune Review: Keanu Reeves Is The Funniest Part Of Aziz Ansari's Charming Debut Film [TIFF 2025]

    By Michael Boyle 2 months ago

    Aziz Ansari's feature directorial debut Good Fortune isn't as funny as it could be, but Keanu Reeves is great as a budget guardian angel. Here's our review.

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  • Roman and Dennis at a Halloween party in Twinless

    Twinless Review: Dylan O'Brien Is Excellent In A Dark Comedy That Goes To Unexpected Places

    By Chris Evangelista 3 months ago

    Twinless is a comedy with a dark twist that changes everything, but the real draw is Dylan O'Brien's fantastic performance.

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  • Ed and Lorraine Warren give a presentation in The Conjuring: Last Rites

    The Conjuring: Last Rites Review: The Warrens Go Out With A Scream In This Hectic, Sweet Finale

    By Chris Evangelista 3 months ago

    The Conjuring franchise wraps up the story of the Warrens with The Conjuring: Last Rites, a spooky and surprisingly funny send-off that gets the job done.

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  • Mare (Chelsea Frei), Kevin (Tim Key), and Esmerelda (Sabrina Impacciatore) in a meeting with Ned (Domhnall Gleeson) in his office in The Paper

    The Paper Review: The Office Spin-Off Is A Hilarious, Charming, And Unexpected Love Letter To Journalism

    By Ethan Anderton 3 months ago

    The Paper is funny, delightful, and manages to forge its own path away from The Office, despite borrowing some of its familiar elements.

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  • Cooper Hoffman as Ray Garraty and David Jonsson as Pete McVries in The Long Walk

    The Long Walk Review: An Emotionally Obliterating All-Time Great Stephen King Adaptation

    By BJ Colangelo 3 months ago

    The Long Walk is an emotionally obliterating all-time great Stephen King adaptation and undoubtedly one of the best films of 2025. Here's our review.

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  • Nigel and David playing guitar together

    It's 2025 And I Just Watched This Is Spinal Tap For The First Time - These Are My Honest Thoughts

    By Nick Staniforth 3 months ago

    With "Spinal Tap II: The End Continues" just around the corner, I thought it was only right to see what made the original iconic.

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  • Austin Butler as Hank holding a baseball bat in his apartment in Caught Stealing

    Caught Stealing Review: Austin Butler Brings Movie Star Charisma To This Fun Crime Caper

    By Ryan Scott 3 months ago

    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 as Theo and Ivy look lovingly at each other on a plane in The Roses

    The Roses Review: A Devilishly Hilarious Dark Comedy About Love & Marriage

    By Ethan Anderton 3 months ago

    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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  • Edie looking fed up in Eenie Meanie

    Eenie Meanie Review: Samara Weaving Helps A Funny, Moody Crime Caper Get Away Clean

    By Bill Bria 3 months ago

    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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  • Jackie Chan in Police Story

    The 23 Best Jackie Chan Movies Ranked

    By SlashFilm Staff 3 months 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.

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  • 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 3 months 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.

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  • Peacemaker rides a motorcycle in Peacemaker season 2

    Peacemaker Season 2 Review: James Gunn's Misfits Tackle Their Trauma In A Stellar Second Season

    By Danielle Ryan 3 months ago

    Peacemaker season 2 goes to places few other superhero stories would dare, with all of the style and humor we've come to love from creator James Gunn.

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  • 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 3 months 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.

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  • 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 3 months 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.

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  • Wednesday blows her own horn in Wednesday

    Wednesday Season 2 Review: Tim Burton & Jenna Ortega's Netflix Series Wisely Gives The Addams Family More To Do

    By Bill Bria 4 months ago

    Tim Burton and Jenna Ortega return for Wednesday season 2, which improves on the show's formula by making the Addams Family major characters.

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  • 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 4 months 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.

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  • Wendy stands in a brightly light hallway in Alien: Earth

    Alien: Earth Review: Impressive Production Design Isn't Enough To Save This Sci-Fi Slog

    By Chris Evangelista 4 months ago

    Alien: Earth looks great, but the Noah Hawley series adds very little to the mythology and ends up feeling surprisingly boring. Here's our review.

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  • 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 4 months 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.

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  • 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 4 months 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.

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  • 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 4 months 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.

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  • 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 4 months 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.

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