Evil Dead Burn Review: The Latest Entry Is a Bloody and Hilarious Good Time
The Evil Dead returns in the newest entry in the franchise. Does it still deliver on the horror? See for yourself in our review.
The Evil Dead returns in the newest entry in the franchise. Does it still deliver on the horror? See for yourself in our review.
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Milly Alcock shines as Kara Zor-El, but a predictable story and uneven pacing keep Supergirl from becoming the exciting solo adventure it could have been. Check out our full review!
The horrors in Leviticus are psychological, and the characterizations add more sensitivity to the story than we usually see in scary movies. Read our review.
While it’s certainly going to make viewers feel a wide range of emotions, there’s nothing but positive vibes that Voicemails for Isabelle ultimately gives off.
First love burns bright in Girls Like Girls, as the passion between Coley and Sonya delivers some of the year’s most romantic moments.
Stop! That! Train! is a delightfully chaotic comedy packed with camp, sharp one-liners, and nonstop laughs. Check out our full review!
Just because it feels old school doesn’t mean Office Romance on Netflix isn’t entertaining to watch in the grand scheme of things. Read our review!
Scary Movie 6 poses the question of how many times a movie can repeat the same types of racial and sexual jokes to fill 96 minutes.
Power Ballad features one of Paul Rudd’s best and most surprising performances ever. Read on for our review of the film!