Hellraiser Review: Such Sights To Show You
The new Hellraiser reboot on Hulu is a fierce new take on a property that's produced many sequels since Clive Barker's original horror masterpiece debuted
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My Policeman Review: Tender But Hollow
My Policeman is a muddled, disappointingly uneven production featuring lackluster performances from all three of its main stars, including Harry Styles
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Halloween Ends Review: Plot Coherence Dies Tonight
Halloween Ends brings the latest Jamie Lee Curtis-led trilogy to an end, but it isn't the all-out thrill ride fans might be hoping for from Michael Myers
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Bloodshot Review: Solid Action And A Big Missed Opportunity
With "Bloodshot," Vin Diesel is looking to launch yet another successful comics-inspired film franchise. Should audiences bother showing up?
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Wendell & Wild Review: Animated Demons Tackle Real-World Issues
Wendell & Wild, from Henry Selick and Jordan Peele, entertains with outstanding animation and music backing up powerful themes and a satisfying storyline
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The People We Hate At The Wedding Review: Here Comes The Dysfunction
Amazon Prime Video's new film release Here Comes the Wedding is a showcase of great talent, but it doesn't quite come together to be the comedy it promises
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Strange World Review: Disney Delivers A Solarpunk Spectacle
Disney's newest animated release, Strange World, is a touching and impressive action-adventure story with some great science-fiction elements and visuals
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Emancipation Review: Will Smith's Latest Biopic Bores
Antoine Fuqua's Emancipation features Will Smith in an Oscar bait role that doesn't do justice to the true tale or captivate audiences enough for his comeback
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The Invisible Man Review: See It If You Can
You might've seen an Invisible Man movie before, but you've never seen one quite like this. We review "Invisible Man" to talk about Blumhouse's latest hit.
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The Apology Review: Apologies Are In Order
Anna Gunn leads AMC+'s new thriller The Apology, and even though the film boasts an interesting cast and setup, it veers into ridiculous territory by the end
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Broker Review: A Lost And Found Family Film
Broker, from Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda who was famous for Shoplifters, has made another affecting movie with some interesting messages on morality
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There's Something Wrong With The Children Review: Scary Kids, Scary Futures
There's Something Wrong with the Children certainly delivers on the promise of its title, but the new horror also has some surprises and strong themes to show
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Shotgun Wedding Review: Hallmark Meets Die Hard
Amazon Prime Video's Shotgun Wedding features Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel as a bride and groom who have to save their guests from a hostage takeover
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Fantasy Island Review: A Trip Not Worth Taking
What was once a hit '70s TV series is now a supernatural horror movie from Blumhouse. We reviewed "Fantasy Island" to see if the trip is worth it.
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Infinity Pool Review: Infinite Talent, Limited Payoff
Brandon Cronenberg follows in his father David's footsteps with a body horror that shocked audiences at Sundance Film Festival before its theatrical debut
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Knock At The Cabin Review: Shyamalan Spin On The Apocalypse
M. Night Shyamalan delivers another thrill ride to fans with his newest apocalyptic adventure Knock at the Cabin, which features David Bautista, Jonathan Groff
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Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Review: A Wild Journey Through Space And Time
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is sometimes fun, but it also feels like thin filler for the introduction of Kang the Conquerer into the MCU film world
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Renfield Review: Dracula Sucks As The Classic Narcissistic Boss
"Renfield" offers a brand-new take on Bram Stoker's "Dracula." Our reviewer likes this goofy approach, but also found some fearsome flaws.
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Birds Of Prey Review: Welcome To The Harley Quinn Show
Harley Quinn is back -- and she's brought a few friends. Is "Birds of Prey" a fantabulous first flight or a colorful turkey audiences should avoid?
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Anything's Possible Review: A Vital, But Average, Teen Drama
Billy Porter makes his directorial debut with Anything's Possible, and while it's a vital story of trans joy and love, it's also a somewhat average melodrama
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie's Song Choices Had Fans Groaning In Their Seats
"The Super Mario Bros. Movie" features a select few licensed songs throughout its runtime, and none of them were much of a hit with fans.
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Frodo Is The Greatest Hero Of LOTR (Even If Tolkien Picked Samwise)
It's become a trend for people to hype up Samwise as the true hero of Lord of the Rings, but hear us out - there's a reason Frodo is the star.
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The Ending Of The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die Explained
Netflix's "The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" is a movie that tells the tale of a prophecy, a power vacuum, and a united England. But how much is fact?
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The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die Changes The Book's Ending (Here's How)
The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die brings an end to Netflix's adaptation of Bernard Cornwell's The Saxon Stories, but it's made some significant changes.
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How A Green-Screen Backpack Let Aquaman's Amber Heard Enjoy Breaks 30ft In The Air
DC fans may be interested to learn how Amber Heard was able to use a green-screen backpack on the set of "Aquaman" while being suspended high in the air.
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Sylvester Stallone Leads The Charge In Amazon's New Action Comedy Never Too Old To Die
Sylvester Stallone has found his latest project in the form of the script for the Amazon Studios action-comedy film "Never Too Old To Die."
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Netflix's Hunger Is An Intense Thriller That Fans Of The Menu Need To See
Anyone who loved "The Menu" should watch Netflix's "Hunger," as it tackles many of the same themes while targetting the ultra-wealthy.
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