Avid Liongoren and Carlo Vergara reboot Zsazsa Zaturnnah for the 2020s – gloriously so.

In her mind Anne Hathaway is in a campy Brian De Palma trashfest, but in reality she’s just in Verity.

Philip Yung drops true crime for a minute for a nuanced and sensitive portrait of a trans woman in Cyclone.

Natsuo Kirino already did Magical Secret Tour better in Out. Read that.

Oh My Ghost! Oh My God! is a waste of time. Sorry, Naomi Watanabe fans.

Uber the Dog stars with some dude called Brad Pitt in 2026’s prime pet movie, Heart of the Beast.

Forgotten Island is in the running to win the crown for this year’s most unexpected delight.

How do you make a good Resident Evil movie? Make a Resident Evil-adjacent one.

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Look Back is a cinematic Xerox.

Pedro Almodóvar goes back to the well of his own life – maybe? – in Bitter Christmas.

Legacy sequels like Practical Magic 2 shouldn’t exist just for nostalgia but try telling them that.

At least these SEA horrors are being defined by SEA filmmkers, like Phi Phong: The Blood Demon.

I guess Good Vibes Only is a case of fake it ‘til someone else makes it for you?

Na Hong-jin delivers a creature feature actioner big time in Hope.

Fall 2: Deadpoint indeed has a deadpoint moment in it. Oh yeah, that’s a thing.

You can tell summer is over when the animated offerings turn dead serious and aim at the olds, like Decorado.

It’s a slasher, it’s a zombie movie, it’s a gorefest, and yes Ice Cream Man may put you off gelato for a bit.

The Dog Stars might possibly be Ridley Scott’s first ever truly paint-by-numbers movie.

Really, the solution to all life’s problems is a good, long walk according to Santiago: The Camino Therapy.

Slight, sweet and technically astute, A Mighty Adventure finally makes its way back to Hong Kong.