Film

Maika Monroe stars as a woman on the run in the thrilling yet uneven crime thriller from director Maxime Giraud, In Cold Light.

Leviticus (2026) offers jumpscares and deeply realistic moments of conversation that will shake audience members.

Buddy (2026) squanders its potential due to inconsistencies in its aesthetic, characterization, and a misjudged B-plot. 

Return to Silent Hill not only feels misguided and uninspired in form, feel, and function, but it also manifests as a new low for the video game adaptation.

Cosmic Princess Kaguya delivers a heartfelt story amid a virtual setting that nearly works before getting derailed by its own ambition.

Jodie Foster delivers an excellent performance in the mystery thriller A Private Life as a psychiatrist investigating the death of one of her patients.

Infirmary (2026) makes it obvious early on that there is no happy ending; we’re left to wonder just how horrible an outcome awaits.

With its superb performances, direction, and writing, The Voice of Hind Rajab is a sublimely devastating masterpiece.

The Sound of Falling follows four generations of women over a century on the same north German land where silent suffering rules their lives.

The Rip, starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, is entirely what the Netflix film needs to be – a sleek, compact thriller.