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The Naked Gun review: a film firing laughs on all cylinders
The Naked Gun is like a machine gun unloading barrels of laughs every second thanks to impeccable writing and comedic performances.
Poker Face season 2 review: Quirkier, sillier, funnier
The stakes are raised in Poker Face season 2 with an even more incredible guest cast list, quirkier scenarios, and creative storytelling. Read our review.
Thunderbolts* review: A dark but uplifting superhero blockbuster
Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* shines amongst many other superhero films with its dark, emotional story, outstanding performances, and compelling characters.
Until Dawn review: an incoherent disaster
Until Dawn is a sloppy film that has nothing to do with the video game it's named after. Check out the rest of our review.
Sinners review: a fiendishly fantastic horror masterpiece
Ryan Coogler's Sinners is a horror masterpiece with spectacular writing, characters, performances, visuals, and music.
Drop Review: An almost-perfect thriller that’s fun and fast-paced
Christopher Landon's Drop is fun, fast-paced, and loaded with great suspense, making it one of Blumhouse's best movies to date.
Novocaine review: A hilarious and heartful thrill-ride
Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder bring a new action movie classic to life in "Novocaine," a hilarious and thrilling film filled with heart and clever action.
The Electric State review: a bold but underwhelming blockbuster
Netflix's "The Electric State" is a sci-fi spectacle that fails to light a spark with its lackluster performances, one-dimension characters, and clunky script.
Mickey 17 review: A wild, witty space odyssey
Film director Bong Joon-ho has made a spectacular return with Mickey 17 thanks to its dark, satirical story, social commentary, and incredible performances.
Last Breath review: Apollo 13 goes under the sea
Woody Harrelson and Simu Liu star in a deep-sea survival thriller that could used a little embellishing.
Captain America: Brave New World review: a new rock bottom for Marvel
Harrison Ford Hulks out in a new Captain America movie that's as sloppy as anything Marvel has ever made.
Grand Theft Hamlet review: something rotten
Grand Theft Hamlet blends online gaming and Shakespeare to mixed results.
Flight Risk review: Mark Wahlberg thriller crashes and burns
Mel Gibson casts Mark Wahlberg against type as a psycho in the cheap and lousy action thriller, Flight Risk, now in theaters.
Severance season 2 review: a return that exceeds expectations
Severance is finally back on Apple TV+, and its second season is even better than you've been hoping.
Wolf Man review: Woof!
Leigh Whannell follows his thrilling Invisible Man with a curiously dull, murky, and undercooked Wolf Man, in theaters now.
American Primeval review: a bloody Netflix Western full of wasted potential
Netflix's American Primeval is a promising but ultimately clichéd and unsatisfying Western miniseries.
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl review: a joyful start to 2025
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl proves that the 35-year-old franchise hasn't yet lost its cheerful, hilarious touch.
A Complete Unknown review: a crowd-pleasing, safe music biopic
A Complete Unknown is a crowd-pleasing, if superficial, Bob Dylan biopic.
Nosferatu review: A lush, lusty new take on Dracula
The director of The Witch and The Northman returns with a remake of the horror classic Nosferatu that's best at its kinkiest.
The Brutalist review: an awe-inspiring epic that’s one of 2024’s best movies
The Brutalist is a beguiling, awe-inspiring epic that feels like it could have been made 50 years ago. It's one of 2024's best films.
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 review: a dark, electrifying sequel
Paramount has reached an electrifying new high with Sonic the Hedgehog 3, which features incredible visuals, an emotional story, and terrific performances.
The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim review: a slight prequel
The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim is a slight, surprisingly flat prequel that will likely only win over die-hard Tolkien fans.
Carry-On review: Netflix’s B-movie Die Hard offers plenty of Christmas action thrills
Netflix's Carry-On is a propulsive and immensely fun new Christmas thriller.
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