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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Review — Tom Holland swings back to basics

by Kevin Burd August 1, 2026

‘Toy Story 5’ Review: Timely story about play in the digital age

‘Toy Story 5’ Review: Timely story about play in the digital age

by Kevin Burd June 19, 2026

‘The Odyssey’ Review: Nolan conquers unadaptable epic

‘The Odyssey’ Review: Nolan conquers unadaptable epic

by Kevin Burd July 18, 2026

‘Michael’ Review: All music, no depth

‘Michael’ Review: All music, no depth

by Kevin Burd April 24, 2026

‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Review: Fun but fragmented adventure

‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Review: Fun but fragmented adventure

by Kevin Burd April 2, 2026

‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: Stunning sci-fi crowd-pleaser

‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: Stunning sci-fi crowd-pleaser

by Kevin Burd March 17, 2026

‘Obsession’ Review: Romance turns sinister in modern love story

‘Obsession’ Review: Romance turns sinister in modern love story

by Kevin Burd May 15, 2026

‘Backrooms’ Review: Internet creepypasta brought to life

‘Backrooms’ Review: Internet creepypasta brought to life

by Kevin Burd May 29, 2026

‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ Review: Hollywood gets roasted
‘The Invite’ Review: Hilarious and heartbreaking marriage story
‘The Isolate Thief’ Review: Bleak western thriller about survival and sin
‘The Town That Takes’ Review: Croatoan folklore explored through slow-burn horror
‘You’re Dead to Me’ Review: Gen Z slasher with more drama than horror
‘The Leaching’ Review: Not enough leech, plenty of horror
‘40 Dates and 40 Nights’ Review: Easygoing romance with endearing characters
‘The Get Out’ Review: Crowe brings the fun to uneven thriller
‘Man of War’ Review: Rescue thriller set against a modern war
‘Young Washington’ Review: Patriotic origin story with sanitized history
‘Above the Line’ Review: Heist, whodunnit and Hollywood
‘Supergirl’ Review: Personal superhero story that never fully takes flight
‘The Lonely Crowd’ Review: Modern dating turns into a deadly game
‘Bury Your Dead’ Review: Visually stunning apocalypse buried under too many ideas
‘Camp’ Review: The woods whisper, but answers do not
‘Lucky Strike’ Review: WWII story with little sense of danger
‘Land of Wolves’ Review: Brutal bloodshed with ambitious ideas
‘Hold the Fort’ Review: HOA horror delivers campy neighborhood mayhem

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