Pig is a solemn yet subtly stirring character study that expertly subverts expectations, elevated by Nicolas Cage’s best performance in nearly two decades.
Black Widow is a fitting finale for star Scarlett Johansson that simultaneously sets up captivating new characters to carry on her legacy.
The Forever Purge is another powerfully political piece of action horror art from the hit franchise, drawing on our current social strife for its scares.
Zola is the defining dark comedy of the digital age, thanks to Janicza Bravo’s daring direction and peerless performances from Taylour Paige and Riley Keough.
Following the release of Friday’s The Forever Purge, we revisit all prior Purge films, ranked from worst to best.
Luca is Pixar at its most emotionally powerful, returning to the resonant storytelling that made the studio such a success to begin with.
Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway is another win for the family-friendly franchise, capturing the same comedic charm that made the first film such a success.
Infinite is at times comedically convoluted, but thanks to brilliant world-building and stellar action setpieces, it’s riotously entertaining regardless.
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It can’t recapture the spooky spark that made the series so special, despite the efforts of Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson.
Since The Conjuring series returned to the big screen last summer, we ranked every eerie entry in the hit horror franchise so far.