Licorice Pizza, 2021 – ★★
Beautifully shot but hard to connect with when everyone’s so grating—style and nostalgia can’t make up for empty charm.
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One Battle After Another, 2025 – ★★★★
Wild, gripping, and endlessly engaging—powered by a phenomenal ensemble and Sean Penn going gloriously off the rails. A blast from start to finish.
Frankenstein, 2025 – ★★★★
Gorgeous, emotional, and immaculately crafted—every element clicks, with Del Toro delivering a dark, heartfelt triumph.
Are You Scared, 2006 – ★★★
Terrible Saw rip off but there was still some fun to be had at the terrible acting.
Helloween, 2025 – ★
A shameless imitation without the talent or vision—cheap, dull, and completely devoid of the edge it tries to copy.
Black Phone 2, 2025 – ★★★
Leans into dreamlike horror with style, channeling that Elm Street energy while keeping its own sinister edge. A worthy follow-up.
Brute 1976, 2024 – ★★★
A solid start with grit and style—sets the tone for what could become a great throwback series.
Ebony & Ivory, 2024 – ★★★
Wonderfully offbeat and genuinely funny, it walks the perfect line between absurd and endearing.
Your Host, 2025 – ★★★
Elevated by a standout turn from Jackie Earle Haley, it’s a solid genre piece that proves star power still matters in horror.
The Toxic Avenger, 2023 – ★★★
Energetic and packed with gore, but too polished for its own good. Lacks the messy, anarchic soul that defined the original.
Cade: The Tortured Crossing, 2023 – ★★★★
Completely unhinged and effortlessly Breen—nonsensical, self-serious, and absolutely mesmerizing in its ineptitude.
