The Rip Review: Matt Damon And Ben Affleck Reunite For This Grim Netflix Movie
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are a pair of angry cops in The Rip, Joe Carnahan's dark and gloomy Netflix crime thriller. Here's our review.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Review: The Game Of Thrones Prequel Is A Welcome Return To Westeros
Refreshingly self-contained and a much-needed throwback to adventure tales of old, A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms could be the best Game of Thrones series yet.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review: The Horror Series Goes In Exciting New Directions With A Gruesome Sequel
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is an ultra-gory follow-up that advances the horror franchise in exciting, unexpected directions. Here's our review.
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Greenland 2: Migration Review: Gerard Butler Looks For Post-Apocalyptic Hope In This Effective Sequel
Like the first film, Greenland 2: Migration is a disaster movie that cares more about emotional stakes over VFX spectacle. Here's our review.
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Primate Review: If You're Looking For Bloody Ape Mayhem, You've Come To The Right Place
Primate isn't great, but in terms of late-night exploitation fun, it satisfies. Want to see a chimp rip off a guy's face? Look no further. Here's our review.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Review: This Wonderful YA-Flavored Series Punches Way Above Its Weight Class
With its ridiculous comedic swings and two-tiered storytelling approach, the YA-style Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is a joy to watch and gets better as it goes.
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The Pitt Season 2 Review: The Medical Drama Continues To Turn Empathy And Competency Into Great TV
The Pitt season 2 takes what made season 1 so good and keeps going, creating yet another excellent and compassionate season of TV. Here's our review.
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Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 Review: As The Finale Looms, The Netflix Series Grows Both Exciting And Frustrating
Stranger Things season 5 volume 2 gets by on the charms of its likable cast, but as the series nears its end it feels like it's spinning its wheels.
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Anaconda Review: Jack Black & Paul Rudd Are Delightfully Dumb In This Silly Little Reboot
The new Anaconda reboot is a full-on PG-13 comedy, and while it may not be quite as sharp as other movies of its kind, it's still delightfully dumb and funny.
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One Avatar: Fire And Ash Character Is A Franchise Gamechanger (And It's Not Who You Expect)
Avatar: Fire and Ash brings back Jake Sully, but he's not the focus of the story. Instead, a character introduced in The Way of Water takes the spotlight.
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Disney Store's Prop Replica Of Thor's Hammer Mjolnir Is Almost Perfect
Thor's hammer Mjolnir has joined the Marvel Studios relics line of collectibles from the Disney Store, and it's almost perfect. Let's take a closer look.
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The Testament Of Ann Lee Review: Amanda Seyfried Is Divine In This Jaw-Dropping Musical
Amanda Seyfried gives the performance of her career in Mona Fastvold's gloriously unique musical The Testament of Ann Lee. Here's our review.
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Is This Thing On? Review: Will Arnett Delivers A Career-Defining Performance In This Intimate Divorce Dramedy
Bradley Cooper's Is This Thing On? works magnificently thanks to the chemistry between Will Arnett and Laura Dern. Here's our review.
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The Housemaid Review: Sydney Sweeney And Amanda Seyfried Lead Paul Feig's Excellent, Wicked Drama
Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried face off in Paul Feig's wicked, twist-filled adaptation of The Housemaid. Here's our review.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Review: James Cameron's Sci-Fi Epic Delivers On Multiple Levels
Avatar: Fire and Ash is a visual and aural feast, and anyone looking for a big, knockout blockbuster to close out 2025 with will be far from disappointed.
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Fallout Season 2 Review: The Stellar Video Game Adaptation Goes To New Vegas
Fallout season 2 doubles down on what the first season did so well, while expanding (and slightly overcrowding) the story. Here's our review.
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The 36 Best '80s Horror Movies Ranked
With the rise of home video and cable, the '80s were a watershed decade for horror films. From beloved classics to obscure indies, these are the 35 best.
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Ella McCay Review: James L. Brooks' Screwball Melodrama Revels In Being Old-Fashioned
With Ella McCay, James L. Brooks' commitment to old-fashioned screwball melodrama in an irony-poisoned world feels commendable. Here's our review.
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Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Review: Scott Cawthon's Convoluted Lore Is The Sequel's Scariest Villain
Incredible animatronics and well-placed jump scares can't save Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, which plays like a movie written by Reddit fan theories.
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Marty Supreme Review: Timothée Chalamet Is A Force Of Chaos In Josh Safdie's Phenomenal Ping Pong Dramedy
Timothée Chalamet has never been better than he is in Josh Safdie's wonderfully chaotic Marty Supreme. Here's our review.
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Stranger Things Season 5 Review: The Netflix Series Races Towards A Big Finale
Stranger Things season 5 feels like it might be rushing to wrap things up, but the series still has its charms as it comes to a close. Here's our review.
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Terrifier 2 Review: A Bigger, Weirder, Bloodier Sequel
Terrifier 2 is a vast improvement over the first film.
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Zootopia 2 Review: A Refreshing Reminder Of What Disney Animation Is Capable Of Achieving
Zootopia 2 is the rare example of a follow-up film that can live up to the high bar set by the first movie. Here's our review.
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Hamnet Review: Jessie Buckley Is Devastating In This Shakespearean Tragedy
Jessie Buckley gives an emotionally devastating performance in Chloé Zhao's Shakespearean tragedy Hamnet. Here's our review.
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Wake Up Dead Man Review: Rian Johnson's Third Knives Out Movie Is Sharp, Smart, And All Too Relevant
Rian Johnson's latest Knives Out mystery gives Benoit Blanc a smaller part to play as Josh O'Connor's conflicted priest takes center stage. Here's our review.
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Train Dreams Review: One Of 2025's Best Films Needs To Break Free Of The Netflix Algorithm
The beautiful, elegiac Train Dreams, which starts streaming on Netflix this week, is one of this year's best films. Here's our review.
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Wicked: For Good Review: Cynthia Erivo And Ariana Grande Fly High In A 'Good' Sequel
While not as successful as the first film, Wicked: For Good remedies many of the musical's second act shortcomings through emotional power. Here's our review.
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