A stylish, well-acted horror film with a killer concept that falters under its own weight.

With a taut premise and powerhouse performances from Bill Skarsgård and Anthony Hopkins, the film crafts a nerve-wracking experience that forces both its protagonist and the audience into a relentless battle of wits and endurance.

This audacious rock opera packs plenty of ambition but flies a bit too close to the sun.

Part sickeningly sweet romcom, part gleefully violent action flick, Novocaine is a mixed bag of gory fun.

For all its ambition, The Electric State is a movie that, ironically enough given its premise, lacks a soul.

Director Flying Lotus takes a familiar premise — an isolated survivor on an alien planet piecing together the bloody puzzle of a massacre — and electrifies it with sheer audiovisual ferocity.

With a stellar cast, a heady mix of existential dread and dark humor, and a story that genuinely lingers, it cements itself as yet another masterful chapter in the filmmaker’s already storied career.

Director Kyle Hausmann-Stokes crafts a film that walks a delicate tightrope, balancing grief, guilt, and PTSD with a profound amount of heart and humor.

Rats! delivers an experience that is not only wildly entertaining but also shockingly cohesive in its absurdity.

Famed director Martin Campbell doesn't reinvent the wheel, but he does give Daisy Ridley the chance to show off her impressive action skills. This could have easily been another boring high-rise action thriller, but Ridley and Campbell know better.

There's still enough in this latest Marvel adventure for dedicated fans to get their fix, but the cracks in the once-unstoppable franchise are definitely showing.

It resists easy categorization, avoiding the faults of other recent parasocial or psychological thrillers with similar premises. Thankfully, filmmaker Alex Russell opts for something more unsettling and thought-provoking.

A talented cast and creative team deliver some fun moments in this Valentine’s Day slasher, but the film still falls into the very tropes it’s half-heartedly riffing on.

Blending wit with poignant moments of emotion, Magic Farm captures a distinct slice of life that’s as charming as it is bittersweet, though it occasionally meanders in its execution.

A film that shows flashes of brilliance but struggles to fully realize its potential.

Robert Eggers brings cinema's original vampire back to the big screen in a beautifully macabre reimagining.

For new and old fans alike, The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie is a pure labor of love that shows a deep respect for these timeless characters.

Smile 2 is a masterwork of terror, a sequel that doesn’t just go bigger but better in all the right ways.