"Juror No. 2 explores guilt and justice in a gripping courtroom drama. Predictable but engaging, now streaming on Max. #CourtroomThriller"

Anora (2024): A visually stunning and musically rich tale of grief and rebirth. Ambitious but uneven. Worth the journey.

Better Watch Out (2017) twists holiday horror into a chilling, darkly comedic ride. A must-watch for fans of the unexpected. #HolidayHorror

A dazzling blockbuster with stellar vocals & visuals. A must-see for fans, but waiting for Part 2 feels like a money grab.

Hot Frosty (2024) is Hallmark-style holiday fluff on Netflix. Predictable but cozy—fans of Christmas rom-coms will enjoy it.

Red One brings holiday magic with a fresh twist. Worth a big-screen watch and family favorite for the season! #RedOne #HolidayFilms

A time-bending thriller that fuses high school drama with sci-fi horror. Entertaining but doesn’t fully realize its potential.

A thrilling dive into our obsession with youth. A unique horror for fans seeking an eerie, unforgettable ride.

“Piece by Piece” combines Lego and Pharrell Williams’ journey in a colorful, musical ride—fun for a watch but lacks lasting impact.

Daisy Ridley shines in this powerful story of Gertrude Ederle’s historic English Channel swim. A heart-pounding, inspiring watch!

“Venom: The Last Dance steps up for Eddie & Venom’s finale, offering humor and action for fans of the franchise. Worth a theater watch!”

V/H/S offers a chaotic horror ride with thrills and chills for die-hard fans, though it’s uneven. Prepare for raw, visceral horror.

A stunningly animated family film, The Wild Robot is heartwarming and visually captivating, though its plot could use a bit more originality

Delivers more scare and psychological depth than the original. A near-perfect horror film, if not for one excessive moment near the end.

The Killer’s Game is a twist on a classic hitman tale, with strong performances and relentless action. A must-watch for action fans.

The 4:30 Movie is a heartfelt return for Kevin Smith, though it doesn't quite reach the heights of Clerks or Dogma. Worth a watch for fans.

Something in the Water struggles with pacing and character development, making it a one-time watch for shark thriller fans.

Joker: Folie à Deux feels directionless despite solid acting and singing. A sequel that goes nowhere. Wait for streaming—or skip it.

War Game (2024) offers a slow political drama focused on insurrection tactics, but struggles to keep audiences engaged with its pacing.

Curse of the Necklace delivers familiar horror thrills with a chilling atmosphere, though its haunted-object premise feels too familiar.