Film

My Secret Santa is everything you’d expect from its premise, yet it is still surprisingly delightful, paving the way for comfort viewing.

Oh What Fun is a none-too-subtle reminder for many families of the hard work moms do behind the scenes to make holiday magic happen.

Marty Supreme is the most exciting movie about table tennis you will ever watch. And, of course, so much more.

Tinsel Town, the latest entry in the ever-growing holiday movie genre, throws in everything but the kitchen sink. Yet, somehow, it works,

Hamnet feels empty at times, but in that emptiness is an exceptional display of grief that helps demystify Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy.

Jingle Bell Heist will have you asking who is naughty or nice in this holiday heist film, with the protagonists making questionable decisions

Zootopia 2 may be somewhat outmoded, but the journey the characters go on together and the friends they make along the way help the movie land with elephant-sized impact.

Eternity (2025) has the unique visuals, committed lead performances, and genuine feeling to make up for its lacking love triangle.

The Family Plan 2 is the right kind of direct-to-streaming fun and its holiday flair makes it even more perfect for the season.

Shudder’s Good Boy (2025) uses empathy and connection to build it’s tension and horror, and it’s better for it.