Adulthood, 2025 – ★★★
Darkly funny and steadily escalating, it keeps piling on chaos in a way that’s both entertaining and sharp.
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The Home, 2025 – ★★★
Takes its time getting there, but the finale makes the journey worthwhile—an ending that’s bound to enterain you.
Lords of Chaos, 2018 – ★★★
Well-acted and chilling, it captures the tragedy and madness without glamorizing the violence.
Nobody 2, 2025 – ★★★
Shaky out of the gate, but once it finds its rhythm, it hits harder and proves a worthy step up from the first.
Honey Don't!, 2025 – ★★★
Driven by a lively lead and pulpy charm, it’s a fun ride that leaves you wishing for more stories that’ll never come.
Anatomy of a Fall, 2023 – ★★★
Sharp and engrossing, with strong performances and a fascinating look at justice through an unfamiliar lens.
A Desert, 2024 – ★★★
Takes its time building atmosphere, then explodes with a finale that makes the wait worthwhile.
Saturn Bowling, 2022 – ★★★
Dark, shocking, and heavier than expected—grim subject matter handled with style and impact.
The Killing Games, 2012 – ★★★
Too uneven to fully land. Flashes of potential that don’t quite add up.
Death of Me, 2020 – ★★
Glossy but empty, it fades from memory almost instantly—nothing to grab onto or care about.
#Blue_Whale, 2021 – ★★★
Breaks the format too often to fully work, but still delivers enough to keep it engaging.
Never Let Go, 2024 – ★★
Ambitious but flat, it never finds the spark to match its potential—a rare stumble from a usually reliable filmmaker.
The Congress, 2013 – ★★
Ambitious but painfully dull, it meanders without purpose and fails to deliver on its intriguing setup.
Osiris, 2025 – ★★★
Tightly made and surprisingly effective, it squeezes a lot of thrills out of limited resources. A sharp little action gem.
Eenie Meanie, 2025 – ★★
Derivative and uninspired, it recycles familiar beats without adding anything fresh or memorable.
