Resident Evil is a creepy, funny, and surprisingly faithful-feeling video game adaptation that uses impressive creature designs, effective jump scares, and gameplay-inspired camera work to capture the feeling of the games, with Zach Cregger delivering one of the year's best horror films and video game adaptations.
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Coyote vs. Acme is a fun and surprisingly heartfelt Looney Tunes adventure that captures the spirit of the classic cartoons through its slapstick humor, iconic characters, and entertaining family-friendly story, making it a movie that deserved far better than being nearly lost as a tax write-off.
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The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie is a hilarious, beautifully animated, and surprisingly heartfelt adventure that proves the Looney Tunes characters can still deliver a fantastic feature-length story.
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Curry Barker's Obsession takes the familiar "be careful what you wish for" premise and turns it into a creepy, unsettling, and at times genuinely uncomfortable horror experience, elevated by strong performances, an excellent atmosphere, and an intriguing One Wish Willow concept.
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Christopher Nolan knocks Homer's legendary epic out of the park with an incredible adaptation featuring outstanding performances, captivating storytelling, impressive practical effects, and stunning visuals that make the nearly three-hour runtime fly by.
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Tom Holland delivers another heartfelt performance in an entertaining Spider-Man adventure filled with exciting action and emotional moments, but uneven character choices, underused villains, and tonal inconsistencies keep it from reaching the heights of the web-slinger's best films.
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A relentlessly brutal and darkly hilarious return to the Evil Dead franchise that delivers incredible gore, inventive camerawork, memorable performances, and exciting new mythology, making it one of the series' strongest entries.
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Zazie Beetz leads a stylish supernatural action-horror film packed with brutal fight scenes, dark comedy, creative mythology, and memorable villains, making it one of the year's biggest surprises and an easy top-five film of 2026.
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Charlize Theron and Taron Egerton face off in this survival thriller set in the Australian wilderness. While the film boasts gorgeous cinematography and a standout villain performance from Egerton, a familiar story and underwhelming lead performance keep it from reaching its full potential.
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A much more faithful and entertaining Mortal Kombat adaptation that delivers brutal fights, fun fan service, and strong performances, even if the story still lacks depth.
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A bloody and entertaining Valentine’s Day slasher, Heart Eyes balances horror and comedy surprisingly well while delivering creative kills, fun chemistry between its leads, and a unique holiday horror concept.
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A tense animal horror thriller that thrives on atmosphere and survival tension, channeling a “Cujo-like” energy while sticking to familiar genre beats.
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A colorful and energetic space adventure, Super Mario Galaxy captures the charm of the games with vibrant worlds and fun set pieces, even if its story plays things a bit safe.
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A tense and large-scale military action story, War Machine balances thrilling combat sequences with sharp character moments, delivering both adrenaline and unexpected depth.
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The Oscars' Best Picture winner of 2025, this film blends comedy, drama, and action effortlessly, with Leonardo DiCaprio, Benicio del Toro, and Sean Penn delivering standout performances.
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A heartfelt and slightly unconventional true-crime story, Roofman balances comedy and drama while strong performances give it emotional depth and sincerity.
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A strong and nostalgic opening with more brutal kills, but a weak reveal and predictable AI angle drag this installment down to one of the franchise’s most frustrating finales.
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An intriguing concept completely fumbled by weak writing, dull pacing, and cringe-inducing characters.
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A self-aware comedy reboot with a strong cast and real laughs, but almost no horror to speak of.
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A strong adaptation carried by standout performances and the story’s central irony: the only way to “win” is through everyone else losing. Fast pacing and thin character development hold it back from being even better.
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An underrated shark movie with a surprisingly solid premise and a standout performance from LL Cool J. The effects show their age, but the movie remains fun, memorable, and well-earned cult status.
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