Netflix’s Blood Red Sky features an interesting take on the classic plane hijacking thriller by adding a vampire element but unfortunately loses itself by the end.
Nic Cage flexes his acting muscles alongside a truffle pig in the best movie of 2021 so far: Pig.
Larry, the terrifying monster, seeks a friend in the unique horror movie Come Play starring Gillian Jacobs.
Is it hard to believe that another G.I. Joe movie is terrible? Snake Eyes is an uninteresting, dull, and plodding origin story that fails to revive the franchise.
The new trailer for Denis Villeneuve’s epic science-fiction film Dune is filled with stunning cinematography and rich lore.
M. Night Shyamalan’s Old takes a horrifying premise and keeps the audience on edge until, in classic fashion, a big twist reveals all.
Ridley Scott’s latest The Last Duel is set in 14th century France and follows the story of the last officially sanctioned duel between two friends turned bitter rivals.
James Wan is back directing an original horror film with Malignant, which follows a woman who has terrifying visions only to find out that her horrific dreams are real.
Under the Volcano features interviews with some of the world’s top music artists about their experience recording at the legendary AIR Studios Montserrat.
Embattled is a thematically dense family drama film based in the world of MMA, focusing on an abusive father-son dynamic.
Justin Chon and Alicia Vikander star as a couple trying to save their family from being torn apart in Blue Bayou.
Space Jam: A New Legacy is yet another sequel that nobody asked for, a harmless mess with meta-references and cameos by the boatload while outdoing itself in cringe and camp without any wit.
Disney/Pixar is known for creating some super-cute loveable character, but the red panda in Turning Red may have just taken top spot.
Chris Pratt stars alongside millions of ravenous CGI aliens in the forgettable time-travel action romp, The Tomorrow War.
Jason Momoa faces a formidable foe in a big pharmaceutical company that he blames for his wife’s death in Netflix’s Sweet Girl.
The first film of the MCU’s fourth phase, Cate Shortland’s Black Widow, is an entertaining spy flick with a talented cast though it feels too-little-too-late.
