Year: 2026
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You Can’t Leave Review: A Cabin in the Woods, a Missing Sister, and a Supernatural Prison
Content note: This film is reported as rated R for some bloody violent content and language. The oldest horror rule is still the best one: don’t go into the cabin. You Can’t Leave builds its entire story on the moment…
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Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul Review: The Kendrick Brothers’ Faith Drama Gets a Brazilian Remake
In 2003, brothers Alex and Stephen Kendrick made their first film, Flywheel, on a tiny budget. They filmed in their hometown of Albany, Georgia, and used members of their church as both actors and crew. The movie found its audience…
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Fallen Angels Review: Rose Byrne and Kelli O’Hara Turn Noël Coward’s Comedy Into a Big-Screen Party
Not many people get to see a hit Broadway show from the front row. Fallen Angels changes that. The Roundabout Theatre Company’s revival of Noël Coward’s 1925 comedy was filmed live on stage at Broadway’s Todd Haimes Theatre, and it…
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Musk Review: Alex Gibney’s Four-Hour Portrait of Elon Musk Is Long, Critical, and Hard to Ignore
Alex Gibney has spent two decades making documentaries about powerful people and institutions. Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room looked at a collapsed energy giant. Going Clear examined Scientology, and The Inventor followed the rise and fall of Elizabeth…
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Street Fighter Review: A Loud, Silly Return for Ryu and Ken With Mixed Results
“Hadouken!” Fans have been shouting it for more than 30 years. Now Capcom’s legendary fighting franchise is back in theaters with a brand-new live-action movie. Street Fighter is directed by Kitao Sakurai and stars Andrew Koji, Noah Centineo, and Callina…
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Clean Hands Review: Zach Braff Plays a Drug Cop Whose Daughter Becomes an Addict
Content note: This film is about drug addiction and its effects on a family. Most stories about the drug crisis look at it from one side. A cop’s view. An addict’s view. A politician’s view. Clean Hands tries to show…
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Once Upon a Time in Harlem Review: A 1972 Party That Brought Harlem Renaissance Legends Together
Most of us learn about the Harlem Renaissance from a textbook. A few paragraphs, a handful of famous names, and a neat summary of a cultural movement from the 1920s and 1930s. Once Upon a Time in Harlem offers something…
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Crawlers Review: A Spider-Infested Apartment Building and No Way Out
Spiders are scary enough when there’s one on the wall. Crawlers asks what happens when there are thousands of them, and the police have sealed the building. Directed by Ángel Gómez Hernández, Crawlers is a creature-feature horror film starring Matilda…
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Trust Me, I’m a Doctor Review: Kal Penn’s Anna Nicole Smith Drama Can’t Pick a Tone
Anna Nicole Smith was one of the most talked-about celebrities of the 2000s. Her death in 2007 shocked the public and kicked off a media frenzy. Most stories about her focus on her fame, her family, and her fortune. Trust…
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Tenzing Review: The Everest Story Finally Told From the Sherpa’s Side
For decades, the story of Everest’s first ascent has been told as Edmund Hillary’s triumph. The man who stood beside him on the summit often appears as little more than a name in the caption. Tenzing changes that. The film…
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Buddy Review: A Cheerful Kids’ Show Turns Into a Bloody Nightmare
Content note: This film is rated R and contains graphic horror violence. Remember those cheerful children’s shows from the 1980s and 1990s? Bright colors, singing kids, a smiling mascot, and a lesson about sharing. Now imagine that mascot wasn’t so…
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GTA 6 PC Release Date Window Reportedly Revealed: Q1 2027
The wait for Grand Theft Auto VI on PC may be shorter than fans feared. A new report says the GTA 6 PC release date falls in the first quarter of 2027. That is only a few months after the…
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Enshrouded Review: A Voxel Survival RPG Full of Freedom and Adventure
Few survival games give players as much freedom as Enshrouded. Set in the fallen kingdom of Embervale, this open-world action RPG blends base building, exploration and combat into one cohesive adventure. This Enshrouded review covers the story, gameplay, visuals and…
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Whalefall Review: Trapped Inside a Sperm Whale With One Hour of Air
The odds of being swallowed alive by a whale aren’t zero. That’s the tagline, and it’s also the whole hook. Whalefall takes one of the strangest fears imaginable and turns it into a race against the clock. Directed by Brian…
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Sacrifice Review: Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy Crash a Billionaire’s Gala
A glamorous charity gala. A mysterious relic. A cult that wants to throw people into a volcano. It sounds like a strange dream, but this is the real premise of Sacrifice. Directed by French filmmaker Romain Gavras, Sacrifice is his…
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Practical Magic 2 Review: Bullock and Kidman Return, but the Spell Feels Weaker
It took 28 years, but the Owens sisters are back. Practical Magic flopped at the box office in 1998. Over time, it became a Halloween favorite, loved for its cozy witchy mood and the chemistry between Sandra Bullock and Nicole…
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Hope Review: Na Hong-jin’s Monster Epic Starts Great, Then Stumbles
Content note: This film is rated R for strong violence, gore, and language. Ten years is a long time to wait for a new film from Na Hong-jin. The South Korean director behind The Chaser, The Yellow Sea, and The…
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A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra Review: A Teenager’s Ordinary Day Turns Cosmic
Content note: This film is inspired by a real tragedy involving the death of a teenager. It deals with loss and mortality. Some films cover decades. A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra covers a single day, and…
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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Review: A Stylish Return for the Belmont Family
The Belmont family is back. This Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse review looks at the new 2D action-exploration game that arrives in the series’ 40th anniversary year. It has a fresh heroine, a gothic Paris and a whip that does far more…
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Breeder Review: A Poodle Breeder, a Broke Student, and a Very Dark Joke
Content note: This review covers a horror film rated R for disturbing material, bloody violence, sexual content, graphic nudity, and language. Reader discretion is advised. A friendly dog lover offers a struggling student a big check. What could go wrong?…
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