Film

Final Destination Bloodlines plays the hits, yet it plays them as big and loud, so fans of the franchise get everything they want and more.

The Old Woman With The Knife breathes fresh air into the familiar with Lee Hye-young’s Hornclaw, and leaves us unable to look away.

While the paint-by-numbers storytelling is simple, ‘Nonnas’ heart creates an intimate experience for the audience.

Fight or Flight is absurdist action violence, and that makes it a top contender for the best action movie of the year.

Exterritorial scratches that mid-budget action itch that is finally starting to come into focus in the action landscape again.

Holy Night Demon Hunters throws everything familiar with the exorcism genre against the wall, hoping it’ll stick. It’s chaotic but it works.

The Rose of Versailles tells the tale of Oscar, a woman who serves in the French Royal Guard in the years leading it to the French Revolution

Thunderbolts* feels stunted by the limitations levied by its shared universe where any new lens is obfuscated by the mold it’s forced to fit into.

Spreadsheet Champions is a highly entertaining and charming film about teenagers pursuing Microsoft Excel championship glory.

Despite a fun premise and the director’s prior work, Bullet Train Explosion can’t quite live up to the fun and mayhem that its title suggests.