Benedict Cumberbatch stands out with normal skin in so-so semi-horror novel adaptation, The Thing with Feathers.

Animated Jesus origin story The King of Kings has a very specific market and not enough creativity to attract anyone else.

A bit more camp and less Sydney Sweeney being toted around like a knapsack and The Housemaid could be a kinky pleasure.

Sho Miyake’s quiet, spare, thoughtful Two Seasons, Two Strangers proves he’s one of Japan’s best right now.

At least Nobody isn’t just another Journey to the West knock-off.

Die My Love is punishing.

Wicked: For Good may not be the surprising jolt that Wicked was, but it’s got its moments.

This is not a remake of The Running Man, so Schwarzenegger stans, stand down.

Kokuho is straight up one of the best of 2025.

Another World at least proves animator Tommy Ng knows how to make an anime.

Regretting You is precisely what you’d expect from the author of It Ends With Us.

Black Showman is exhausting and exasperating.

No Other Choice proves Park Chan-wook’s almost as pissed off with late stage capitalism as Bong Joon-ho is.

Put simply One Battle After Another is great shit and deserves every inch of its IMAX space.

Somehow, Da Peng has made what might be the world’s first fruit thriller in The Lychee Road.

The Bad Guys 2 goes bad, but in a good way, and not in the way sequels go bad. Good.

Yo, is Oscar-winner Rami Malek faking it? Because it sure seems like it in The Amateur.

Bong Joon-ho still hates the rich, but he adds demagogues to the mix in Mickey 17.

Well, there’s certainly more movie in Jiaozi’s billion-dollar grossing Ne Zha 2.

Despite alleged maverick Bob Dylan being the subject, A Complete Unknown is as average as it gets.