Film

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina is an actioner with teeth and hopefully a solid start to a long action career for Ana de Armas.

The Ritual isn’t scary, lacks the conviction to see its fact-based story through in all facets, and falls apart due to uninteresting characters

Shudder and IFC Film’s Dangerous Animals is the best time you’ll have on the water and the perfect summer scream.

Wick is Pain captures the struggle to get John Wick made, its path to being a franchise, and the power of the action genre.

With strong centerpiece characters, the rest of the cast gets to round out The Phoenician Scheme into a lovely, approachable Wes Anderson movie.

Karate Kid Legends combines elements of the 1984 original and the 2010 remake to create a new story about a kid in a new town trying to find his place.

Korean animated feature film Lost In Starlight captures the beauty and importance of taking a side quest on your path to your dreams.

The Final Reckoning is a divisive ending, landing at the bottom of its franchise but above most blockbusters released

Lilo and Stitch (2025) is an amicable family adventure that shines when it’s focused on the title characters, yet is half-hearted in other respects. 

Fear Street Prom Queen is a decent watch and an addition to the Netflix cinematic franchise though it could have used more time spent on the lore.