NOW STREAMING ON: Dozens of social media influencers flown out to an island retreat are in for a creepy-crawly surprise in Spider Island, a new
This pared-back return to the franchise, a direct and largely faithful adaptation of 2001’s Silent Hill 2, looks great and boasts some excellent creature effects, and may please fans of the games.
The modest achievements of the previous film have entirely evaporated in this sequel, which somehow manages to even blander and more listless than the by-the-numbers film that preceded it
This initially intriguing thriller benefits from some top production design and committed performances from a capable cast, but loses its story along the way.
Despite general competence on the filmmaking level and some well-crafted set pieces, The Strangers: Chapter 2 collapses under the weight of some laughably bad narrative choices.
Coming off the back of proficient actioners Day Shift and The Killer’s Game, this latest outing from stunt coordinator-turned-director J.J. Perry is an unfortunate dud.
A hollow exorcism thriller with sitcom-style camerawork and recycled scares, The Ritual is more parody than possession.
Despite an interesting premise and a terrific cast, this murky mess feels like it was cobbled together from a bare minimum of available elements.
The slick production values suggest there’s some entertainment value here, but the mind-numbing script might lower your IQ the longer you longer you keep watching.
This borderline experimental film from writer-director Brian Skiba feels more like outsider art than anything its respectable cast would indicate. You have been warned.
Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown wander a narrative void in this technically first-rate film that requires viewers be doing something else while “watching” it.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Russell Crowe star in this baffling adaptation of the Marvel comic book character that wastes no less than five Spider-Man supervillains.
Lopez plays a data analyst who travels to an alien planet to kill an AI android in this surprisingly dull sci-fi film from San Andreas director Brad Peyton.
This frightfully unimaginative horror movie follows in the well-worn tracks of films like Ouija, Truth or Dare, and Wish Upon, with few surprises in store.
Despite an intense central performance from Sydney Sweeney and a real shocker of an ending, this drab horror film fails to raise much of a pulse.
Some appealing performances and competent filmmaking can’t save this aggravating mess, which vies for Morbius as a low point in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe.
Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon discover that the swimming pool in their new home may not be entirely on the level in this horror film from Bryce McGuire.
This sixth entry in The Exorcist franchise is not without interest, but lacks scares and fails to deliver anything beyond the usual possession narrative.
Jared Leto plays a brilliant doctor who accidentally turns himself into a vampire in this clumsy, chaotic Spider-Man spinoff
After divisive reaction to the 2016 reboot, this straight-faced sequel to the 1980s movies overloads on the nostalgia to detrimental effect.
An agoraphobic woman witnesses a murder – or does she? – in this aggravating new thriller from director Joe Wright
What is likely to be the final movie with this cast of X-Men characters is one the low points for this 19-year-old saga
While this remake of the classic Stephen King novel is better produced and acted than the 1989 version, it’s essentially a doppelgänger
Maika Monroe must escape the clutches of a mad scientist by making friends with his childlike supercomputer in this laughable thriller