Kill Me is a dark comedy mystery that asks one simple yet very complicated question: Who tried to kill me and make it look like a suicide?

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die is already a contender for one of the best films of 2026, and Sam Rockwell is our guide. Read on for our review

Whistle does not reinvent the wheel, but if you are in the mood for an entertaining horror film with a brisk pace and slick, creative kills, you are in for a treat.

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck reunite for Netflix's The Rip, a twisty tale revolving around Miami cops dealing with an enormous cartel bust.

Despite strong performances from Will Arnett and Laura Dern, Bradley Cooper's Is This Thing On? rarely elevates its voice.

Silent Night, Deadly Night is an effective, if not fairly memorable, remake that redefines its antihero for a new generation of slasher fans

Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig have done it again with Wake Up Dead Man, crafting an insightful theology lesson masquerading as a clever murder-mystery in another wonderfully entertaining Benoit Blanc adventure.

Mel Gibson's steely performance, combined with Raja Collins's slow burn direction, delivers a familiar yet surprisingly effective thriller in Hunting Season.

Wicked: For Good is the epic conclusion of Elphaba and Glinda's story, but is it as magical as expected? Read on for our review.

Simply put, Anniversary is one of the most captivating and thought-provoking films of the year. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Thoughtful, beautifully shot, and anchored by solid performances, The Wilderness has heart and ambition. Yet its slow pacing, lack of focus, and muted sense of danger keep it from fully coming alive.

The Smashing Machine should have been a raw, unflinching exploration of sacrifice, fame, and self-destruction. Instead, it feels like a pulled punch — a story that never lets us get close enough to care.

A stylish blend of sci-fi satire and emotional depth, Shell explores the cost of beauty and identity in a future where youth comes at a chilling price.

One Battle After Another is a rather straight-forward thriller which benefits most from its two compelling leads in Leonardo DiCaprio and Chase Infiniti.

The Long Walk is an adaptation of one of Stephen King's early novels, a soulful mix of The Running Man and Stand By Me.