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Rosario Mixes Fascinating Dive Into Heritage With Something Lacking
Rosario faces challenges between tones that detract from tension captures the deeper explorations around culture and identity.

The New York African Film Festival 2025 Is Almost Here
The New York African Film Festival 2025 is approaching. So, there’s no time like the present to see what’s on offer, from dramatic films to thrillers and…

Not-Sew-Wicked Stepmom 5 Adds New Foes and Vibrant Laughter
Not-Sew-Wicked Stepmom 5 is delightful fun with sweet moments that warm the soul balanced with new problematic people arriving to create chaos.

The Accountant 2 Is More Formulaic But Teetering to Fun
The Accountant 2 is overall a fun film that falters initially before side characters bring forth a dynamic and engaging time.

The Sinners Set Shows Quality Comes With Care
The Sinners set was an inviting environment according to its cast. The press conference, moderated by Jacqueline Coley, drives home a collective sense of…

Sinners Is An Epic & Powerful Blend of Horror And Music
A powerful blend of music and horror, Sinners marks writer/director Ryan Coogler’s first entry into the genre resulting in an excellent masterpiece.

Oshi No Ko 7 Gives a Breakthrough as Revenge Returns
Oshi No Ko 7 explores the industry and acting, but makes time to return to Aqua’s vengeance plan and unpack his struggle with acting.

Drop Is A Thrilling Suspense With Startling Moments
Stemming from a solid and entertaining script, director Christopher Landon’s Drop is a sleek, yet surprisingly fun time at the movies.

Sacramento Is a Simple, Yet Effective Ride
With Sacramento, director Michael Angarano and company craft a simple, yet compelling tale about fatherhood and friendship.

The Princess of Convenient Plot Devices 6 Has Eye-Opening Secrets
The Princess of Convenient Plot Devices 6 keeps it interesting thanks to some reveals and Octavia and Klifford’s relationship despite some drag.

The 100-Million-Year Button 6 Has Fantastic Battles and Laughs
The 100-Million-Year Button 6 keeps the action at a frenzied pace, moving through that to comedy back to fighting, ensuring there’s never a dull moment.

To Be Hero X First Episode Is Outstanding and Unique
To Be Hero X delivers a first episode heavy in surprises, stylish visuals, and questions for what’s next, making it an exciting start for the series.

825 Forest Road Is Frightening But Lacks Logic
825 Forest Road has the frights, building fear and dread, but struggles to make sense of the rest to craft a cohesive story for audiences to enjoy.

Freaky Tales Is An Amazing Comic-Book Mixtape Come to Life
A fun, hilarious, and action-packed thrill ride from beginning to end, Freaky Tales is a comic-book mixtape wrapped in a love letter to 1980s Oakland.

The M3gan 2.0 Trailer Adds Double the Chaotic Energy
The M3gan 2.0 trailer now gives fans of the first film a clear idea of what the second film has in store for us. While dancing didn’t appear in the trailer…

The Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Teaser Puts Killer Animatronics Out In the World
The Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 teaser trailer makes it clear that the first film’s vengeful children’s spirits inhabiting the animatronics didn’t sate their…

Unholy Blood 3 Has Strong Fights And a Devastating Backstory
Unholy Blood 3 builds up an exciting battle, showing Hayan is not invincible while ensuring character growth and connection remains steadfast.

The Bring Her Back Trailer Teases New Eye-Opening Horror
A24 released the Bring Her Back trailer. The trailer does not disappoint, building equal parts physical horror and psychological terror. Looking more like…

The Woman In The Yard Cannot Overcome Due To Limited Script
Despite a strong performance led by Danielle Deadwyler, The Woman in the Yard fails to make an impact due to a lackluster script.

Death of a Unicorn Is Funny, Yet a Monumental Disappointment
Despite having some solid humor and horror elements, Death of a Unicorn fails to surpass its premise due to its lack of a biting satire.

Devil May Cry Lyric Video Teases Eye-Opening Hell Unleashed
The Devil May Cry Lyric Video sets the mood for fans of the Capcom game who are looking forward to the animated series adaptation. The song “Afterlife” by…

The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Is Comical Fun
The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies plays hilariously with the tropes in magical girls’ series, creating something unforgettable.

The Assessment Embraces Its Strange and Uncomfortable Story
The Assessment procreation and shoves intrusive governmental oversight into the mix with a cast that raises the discomfort and fascination.

Locked Is A Promising, Yet Sadistic & Satisfying Rollercoaster
Complete with a tight script and strong performances, Locked is a satisfying yet sadistic thrill ride that will keep you glued to your seat from minute one.

Silent Hill f Trailer Is an Exciting And Frightening Look
The Silent Hill f trailer feels like watching a trailer for a horror movie. So that means lights off when playing. At least, they will be off for me. Plus…

The Gachiakuta Trailer Shows Obsession With Revenge
The Gachiakuta trailer is out. It’s one of the most-anticipated manga series to get an anime adaptation. Crunchyroll acquired the shonen manga written and…

The Life of Chuck Teaser Teases a Special Journey
The Life of Chuck teaser is out now, courtesy of NEON, and it is looking to get moviegoers excited for this latest work by writer Stephen King (Carrie…

Borderline Is Dark Comedy Crammed With Odd Moments
Borderline is an oddball dark comedy filled with fantastic performances and tons of surprises that captures the harm of humoring obsession.

The Rule of Jenny Pen is Ferocious, Insidious, and Wonderful
The Rule of Jenny Pen shows bullies are not just among the young. It builds an uncomfortable look at bullying and silent acceptance.

A Business Proposal 6 Builds Love, Comedy, and Drama
A Business Proposal 6 continues the love and laughs but adds in more family antics to the hilarity, making it page-turning fun.