Film
Like its title, Hot Spring Shark Attack is absurdity incarnate. There’s no choice but to succumb to its brand of madness.
Ziam takes a swing at the genre, punching and kicking its way into an overly saturated zombie-filled space to earn its spot.
Superman (2025) is wonderful and flawed, just like the Man of Steel himself, as Lex Luthor devises a convoluted plot to kill Superman.
The Old Guard 2 reunites us with our favorite immortals but fails to recapture the necessary magic or fun of the original.
Jurassic World Rebirth puts a group of scientists and mercenaries on an island with mutant dinosaurs and a familyu just trying to survive.
Megan 2.0 is a drastic shake-up from the original film but its still a fun time at the movies, with Megan solidifying her status as an icon.
F1 is a thrilling race to the finish that brings the exciting world of Formula 1 to life like never before as APX GP tries to create their own miracle.
Beautiful animation that is met with an even more important message, Kpop Demon Hunters is a near-perfect film.
Director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland reunite for 28 Years Later, delivering tension all the way up to the film’s final minutes.
Elio, a lonely child who has no friends and gets into too much trouble, has to get abducted by aliens to find out where he really belongs.
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