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Taking place before the events of the first film, The First Omen follows a young nun who moves to Italy and uncovers terrifying conspiracies in the church as they try to birth the anti-Christ.

Nell Tiger Free gives an astounding performance as the young nun caught in a web of religious terror and there are several images that are unforgettable. The Omen franchise doesn't need another sequel or prequel, but The First Omen makes a good case for having one out there in the world. Fantastic cinematography and sound mixing help an awful lot and help to create an unforgettable movie experience. It makes me eager to see where they could possibly go next with this franchise.

Another murderer in a Ghostface costume has been killing people in Woodsboro and it's up to Sam, a young woman who escaped from the town, to figure out who's behind the killings this time with the help of Dewey, Gale, and Sidney.

This new Scream feels like a welcome breath of fresh air. It has all the humor, scares, and surprises of the best entries in the series and the new young cast are a mostly enjoyable group of actors and they're given a lot of support by the dream trio of Arquette, Campbell, and Cox. The final killer reveal isn't the most surprising one of the series , but the mayhem that surrounds it makes it work.

Young influencers buy a run down Texas town and run into the legendary Leatherface who's been in hiding for close to 50 years.

Although the gore quotient is high and the visuals are frequently beautiful, the story makes little sense and the characters are vapid and disposable, making it hard to root for them. If Leatherface is the most likable person in your film, you might want to reevaluate some things.