It’s not always bad to be stupid, and Black Adam shows us the right way to have a good time when brain cells are at a premium.

A difficult romance that won’t be for everyone, Bones and All is fantastic if you’ve got the stomach for it.

Men is introspective and violent, thought maybe a little stranger than it needed to be.

Weird but very smart, Knocking is short, sweet, and sharp.

What could have been a great commentary on the in-home technology age falls straight into mediocrity.

A break-in movie that’s actually worth your time.

An overwhelming smart and sharp crime drama that breathes life into an otherwise forgettable genre.

Quiet, serene, and powerful. This is not one to miss.

A horror anthology better than the rest.

Hellraiser? More like, “why the hell-wasier-this made”.

Unfortunately poignant, this coming of age story has more to say than most.

Great creatures, brutal conclusion, this is a very solid early 00’s horror.

Funny, if a little simple, this is a great Halloween-time laugh.

If you think kids are little demons, check this out. If you don’t, check this out as well. Actually, just watch this regardless. It’s really good.

A strong start leads to an incredibly disappointing end.

A tiny shell on a keyboard has no right to give you this many feelings.

Excellent foreign horror remake.

An excellent effort puts B.J. Novak on the radar, but this adventure falls a little flat.

Deborah Chow brings us the kind of Star Wars content we deserve. Finally.

Powerful, difficult, and [unfortunately] still necessary, Happening deserves your attention.