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.

Think of the nastiest, squelchiest, most squirm-inducing body horror you’ve seen in a movie, something like The Thing, The Fly, Slither, Possessor, Videodrome, or any other gross favorite. Amplify that two or three times and you’ve got The Substance, the latest feature from the increasingly promising French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat. Barf bags not included but recommended.

Expertly tight filmmaking that leaves you holding your breath without realizing it, backed by a winding yet gripping story that you can’t afford to miss the end to.

While falling short of the cult classic original in several ways, this latest take on the graphic novel still boasts plenty merit of its own.

The director of 2013's Evil Dead  brings his visceral brand of terror to the Alien series, playing the hits to effective but mixed results.

Shyamalan proves once again to be at his greatest when playing with a contained B-movie type of story, and this particular one about a good dad who just so happens to also be a serial killer unexpectedly turns into one of his very best.

Deadpool’s third adventure is a fun and funny romp through the multiverse with a surprising amount of heart as well, and a clear sweet spot for the very things it's poking fun at.

Refreshingly free of heavy-handed nostalgia bait, this standalone sequel to the 90s classic is the perfect summer blockbuster.

Has the rare ability to linger in your mind thanks to its chilling direction and performances.

it’s the messiest of the three films, tripping over itself a bit tonally, but still delivers a bloody and satisfying ending for fans of this particular sinful tale.