Earlier this year, director Josh Reuben (Werewolves Within) and co-writer/producer Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day) delivered Heart Eyes, a Valentine’s Day slasher that mixes comedy, romance, and horror. But unfortunately,… Read more Heart Eyes Review: A Valentine’s Day slasher that doesn’t find its footing →
Blumhouse, who’s known for delivering horror hits, found a potential golden goose back in 2022 with M3GAN. Through the hilarity and oddly terrifying nature of its titular antagonist, the film… Read more M3GAN 2.0 Review: A bizarre fumble by Blumhouse →
Remember in Cabin in the Woods when a unicorn stabbed a man to death with its horn during the film’s insane final act? While it was a memorable showing of… Read more Death of a Unicorn Review: Fun creature feature antics are weighed down by crummy satire →
With her feature directorial debut, Your Monster, writer/director Caroline Lindy dishes out a crowd-pleasing horror rom-com that puts a fun spin on a tale as old as time, and thoroughly… Read more Your Monster Review: A must-watch hidden gem of 2024 →
With the Spider-Verse films and TMNT: Mutant Mayhem sparking this trend of animated cinematic revivals, it was only a matter of time until Transformers got the same treatment. Thankfully though,… Read more Transformers One Review →
Tim Burton’s 1989 breakout cult-classic Beetlejuice remains a testament to the director’s imagination for its colorful cast of characters, stylized sense of humor, and timeless practical effects. Now, Burton pulls… Read more Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Review: Burton and Keaton are back baby →
When Disney acquired Fox back in 2019, everyone knew big changes were coming to the MCU – and we’re not even talking about the X-Men or Fantastic Four. Rather, we’re… Read more Deadpool & Wolverine Review: Marvel fans’ dream scenario →
Illumination returns to the world of Despicable Me for a fourth entry that reunites fans with their favorite reformed villain, his charismatic family, and an endless supply of mischievous Minions.… Read more Despicable Me 4 Review →