Saoirse Ronan Excels in Classroom Drama: Bad Apples (2026) Review
A New Gold Standard for Video Game Adaptations: Resident Evil (2026) Review
Zach Cregger's "Resident Evil" sets a new gold standard for video game adaptations, and sees Cregger, who is now three...
Less Really Is More Practical: Practical Magic 2 (2026) Review
The Owens sisters, portrayed by Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman in '90s cult classic "Practical Magic", are back! Only...
Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson Buddy Cop Flick Has Heart: Runner (2026) Review
The Owen Wilson and Alan Ritchson buddy cop flick, "Runner", surprises with a warm heart.
An Even Further Fall: Fall 2: Deadpoint (2026) Review
Until someone falls even further... 2022's "Fall" has received a sequel, for some reason. It's bad!
Wouldn't You Like to Know, Weather Boy?: Pressure (2026) Review
Father's, this one's for you. Anthony Maras' "Pressure" centres on the 72 hours that changed the world forever; a...
Thematically Rich but Lacking in Depth: Leviticus (2026) Review
From "Talk to Me" to "Together" to "Bring her Back", Aussie horror has been on the up and up over the past few years,...
An Uneventful Slow Burn: The Death of Robin Hood (2026) Review
Following his debut feature, the Nicolas Cage-starring "Pig" from 2021, Michael Sarnoski confirmed with "A Quiet Place:...
How Far is Too Far?: One Night Only (2026) Review
Will Gluck follows up 2023's steamy Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell-starring romantic comedy, Anyone But You, with a...
Late-Stage Ridley Stumbles Again: The Dog Stars (2026) Review
Cinematic legend Ridley Scott is back with his 30th feature-length outing, the Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin and Margaret...
The Statham Formula Fails: Mutiny (2026) Review
The seemingly now annual Jason Statham-starring action flick has landed for 2026 in the form of Mutiny, a one-man cargo...
Warner Bros.’ Trash is Ketchup Entertainment's Treasure: Coyote vs. Acme (2026) Review
Coyote vs. Acme has faced a long and perilous journey over the past couple of years, but finally the slapstick courtroom...
New Life For a Dying Franchise : Insidious: Out of the Further (2026) Review
The Insidious franchise, believe it or not, is still going. 16 years on from the James Wan-directed inaugural instalment...
A Nice Day Out and Nothing More: Sunny Dancer (2026) Review
"The Last of Us" star Bella Ramsey leads the George Jaques-directed "Sunny Dancer", a feel-good, coming-of-age flick.
The Best Dinosaur Movie in 30 Years: The End of Oak Street (2026) Review
David Robert Mitchell is finally back. It might have taken eight years, but the "It Follows" and "Under the Silver Lake"...
Matt Johnson Deviates from the Traditional Hollywood Biopic Once Again: Tony (2026) Review
Matt Johnson's second 2026 release recounts the summer that changed a young Anthony Bourdain's life, shaping the path...
A Jekyll and Hyde of a Movie: The Last House (2026) Review
Netflix's newest M. Night Shamyalan knock-off, The Last House, starring Wagna Moura and Greta Lee, is a tale of two...
Eli Roth's Latest Directorial Effort Lacks Any Redeeming Qualities: Ice Cream Man (2026) Review
Following his previous directorial effort, 2024s Borderlands, Eli Roth is back and somehow worse than ever with his...
The MCU Falters Again: Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) Review
The long awaited follow-up to the seismic cultural event that was Spider-Man: No Way Home, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, is...
Can Disney Horror Reimaginings Actually Be Okay?: Pinocchio: Unstrung (2026) Review
From the makers of Winnie the Pooh: Bloody and Honey comes Pinocchio: Unstrung, a similarly strange but perhaps more...
Lifeless Adaptations at Their Worst: Animal Farm (2026) Review
Andy Serkis' directorial career takes its latest turn in the direction of an adaptation of the legendary George Orwell...
Nolan Pushes the Boundaries of What Previously Seemed Possible Once Again: The Odyssey (2026) Review
Perhaps the 21st Century's defining filmmaker, Christopher Nolan, has once again proven why he's earned such a label...
A Grown-Up Comedy for the Ages: The Invite (2026) Review
Olivia Wilde is back and better than ever with an all-new adult comedy that proves her grip on the camera has never been...
