"Dumb Money" is an audacious exploration of the GameStop stock phenomenon of January 2021.

Immediately, the premise triggers memories of other films that have delved into similar territories.

A welcomed continuation of a story that, while familiar to fans of the Conjuring Universe, still packs plenty of fresh haunts.

The film establishes emotional arcs, around themes of teenage responsibility and the angst of growing up, which adds a layer of depth.

"The Curse of La Llorona" brings to screen a rich tapestry of Mexican folklore.

The court accepts the existence of God every time a witness swears to tell the truth. It's about time they accept the existence of the Devil

It becomes evident early on that this film is adrift, much like a gondola without its gondolier, meandering without direction.

In an era where horror films rely on CGI, "Talk to Me" emerges from the shadows, and proves a compelling story can outshine a big budget.

Filmed live at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater in NYC, the movie captures not just a play, but an emotion - a global remembrance of 9/11.

A wild ride through the chaotic world of Bert Kreischer's younger days and the present repercussions of a night-turned-folklore.

Masterfully integrates its narrative with the overarching Conjuring lore, die-hard fans will appreciate the intricate connections.

Annabelle: Creation," defies norms by not just matching but surpassing its predecessor in terms of elements and storytelling.

The film offers a captivating tale about an ordinary gamer who defies the odds by making the leap from virtual racing to the real racetrack.

A delightful blend of romance, adventure, humor, and fantasy, Rob Reiner's adaptation of William Goldman's novel is a model of storytelling

A lot of crude humor, telling a tale of street-smart canines navigating the unforgiving world of city streets.

Director James Wan showcases his adeptness at creating tense sequences, but the sequel doesn’t quite match the intensity of its predecessor.

"Blue Beetle" marks a significant milestone as it introduces audiences to the first Latino superhero on the big screen.

"The Last Voyage of the Demeter" sets sail on an intriguing premise, only to become lost in a sea of missed opportunities.

Positioned in the increasingly popular universe of Ed and Lorraine Warren’s paranormal investigations.

The eerie atmosphere Wan crafts one of the film's strongest assets, utilizing shadows, slow camera movements, and a haunting score.