Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
Avatar Aang's joy over a new airbender might be blinding him to the truth. My full spoiler review covers guilt, Sonam's tragic staff, and why Tagah might be the scariest villain in the Avatar universe.
Evil Dead Burn
Who knew there were so many ways to be burned? If being chased by deadites isn't enough, Alice also has to deal with her in-laws, who are crazy even before they turn deadly.
Supergirl
Most superheroes cope with trauma by saving the world. Kara Zor-El copes by finding the nearest red sun planet with an open bar — until her dog Krypto's life is on the line, forcing her to finally face her past.
Disclosure Day
What if aliens were real, and the government had been torturing them for parts? Spielberg's latest isn't really about the aliens; it's about our ability to empathize and listen.
Masters of the Universe
It feels like you're transported back to the 80s, colors that pop, rock music straight from the era, but modern visuals that could never have been pulled off back then.
Backrooms
If you found a mysterious portal to a weird set of rooms, wouldn't you turn and run? If your answer was yes, congratulations, you have a functioning brain. Clark, unfortunately, does not.
obsession
We've all wanted something so badly we'd do anything to get it. But actually getting it is where things get complicated. And uncomfortable. And horrifying.
Mortal Kombat 2
Is it better than the first? Short answer: yes. This film course-corrects the messy story of the original with better fights, more iconic characters, and a lead who actually carries the whole thing.
The Devil Wears Prada 2
So many legacy sequels lean on nostalgia and never give audiences a reason to care now. Every once in a while, one actually evolves with the times instead of repeating the past.
Michael
What did it take for Michael Jackson to be truly independent — not just as an artist, but as a person breaking away from control, pressure, and expectation?
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy
A slow burn that builds to a great conclusion. If you loved Evil Dead Rise, this one leans even harder into the horror — a possession story that shakes a family to its core.
The Drama
How much of someone's past can you accept before you decide to call it quits, even with a wedding just days away? The Drama takes wedding jitters to a whole new level.
They Will Kill You
Bloody, fun, and violent, this action horror comedy doesn't hold back. Asia Reaves heads to a remote hotel to save her sister, and finds a cult with a much bigger problem than she bargained for.
Project Hail Mary
Funny, heartbreaking, scary, and a bit sad, Project Hail Mary follows a lone scientist waking up on a ship with no memory, tasked with saving Earth from a species-ending threat.
Undertone
A suspenseful psychological horror that will have your heart rate racing. Set in one house, one dying mother, and a podcast that stumbles onto something it should have left alone.
Hoppers
Pixar always drops movies that feel like a fun adventure but carry layers underneath — this one takes on conservation, greed, and what it really takes to protect a home.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
The Bone Temple proves the real monsters are always human. With a stellar cast led by Ralph Fiennes and a story that dares to ask what survival is even for, this sequel pushes the franchise into exciting new territory.