★★★ ☆ Border If a fine border goes between thriller and comedy and often wobbles, but rarely falls flat. The director Jimmy Warden gathers an ambitious, genre -related romp with a respectable ensemble that is anchored by an unexpectedly magnetic performance by Ray Nicholson. When the unusual and morally dark protagonist steals Nicholson almost every…
It feeds Is a slim, effective horror film that is balanced with a relentless feeling of discomfort – and it is largely successful. The film is anchored by a terrifying score and strikingly effective lighting decisions and creates a nightmare world that crawls under her skin and stays there for a long time after the…
Directed by Ryan Coogler Ryan Cooglers sinner Is an ambitious, beautifully rendered vampire period – piece that – ironic – is too often satisfied in a genre to recycle old blood. The film is present in front of the urgent background of the America from the 19th century and tells the story of a displaced…
Rating: ★★★★ (4/4) With skeletonGhost not only cements its place as a torchbore of the modern skirt, but also as an architect of a great new era. Tobias Forge and his constantly developed squad of nameless ghule have made a record that brings the advanced ambition into harmony with arena-ready bombast and delivers an album…
share1 Removed after over a decade Final goal: blood lines It depends on the promise to revitalize the twisted death formula of the franchise – but instead it feels like a lifeless repetition that was written by someone who ran over the Wikipedia sides of the original films and forgot what it made for…
Bring her back Is not just a horror film – it is a shocking, deeply influence descent in grief, loss and the desperate things that people do to escape them. The directors Danny and Michael Philppous Follow -Up until 2022 “Talk to me” is as emotionally jarrend as frightening and carving a room in modern…
share0 Review: M3gan 2.0 (2.5 out of 4 stars) M3gan 2.0 Barrels forward with the type of energy and self -confident self -confidence that makes it difficult not to enjoy at the surface level. The film knows exactly what it is – a smooth, stylish journey that refuses to slow down or take too…
Rating: ★★★ ☆ (3/4 stars) Jurassic World: Return marks a refreshing return to the shape for the franchise. Where the two previous entries bend strongly into a spectacle and have overwhelmed familiar territory, Rebirth Chanalies a sound much closer to Spielberg’s original vision – closes every scene with an undercovering of the tension and the…
The houseThe horror entry of 2025 by director James Demonaco sets off to chill and unrest, but ultimately collapses under the weight of his own indecisiveness – and an unfortunate failure in the core. The premise of the film – an uncanny retirement provision that hides disturbing secrets – starts strongly. The first act seeps…
TogetherThe 2025 horror thriller with the real couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco is a twisted, claustrophobic story that explores the dark lower abdomen of romantic entanglement-and this with a substance of both style and walls. Although not without defects, the film is a gruesome jewel that thrives on the electrical chemistry of its leads…
Friday, the 13th franchise, has always gone a fine line between blood-sized spectacle and character-driven slasher storytelling. Unfortunately, Jason Universe: sweet revenge Shows how far the needle has tipped in the wrong direction. The short form entry is deleted by a meaningful narrative and plays less like a legitimate episode in a legendary series as…
A compact room game that is anchored by the magnetic chemistry by Pike & Rhys Hallow road shows how a creative fearless director and a few extraordinary actors can transform the smallest setups into something completely fascinating. Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys provide appearances that feel effortless and yet nuanced and the film with emotional…