Despite bad dialogue, Old is interesting enough to recommend, even if it's just as a fascination.

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As the Gods Will is a more adolescent approach to the "death game" genre.

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Whether driven by greed or an attempt to take things seriously, Dynasty Warriors takes too long to get going.

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By turning old tropes on their head, Red Hill delivers western action with something to say.

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Though it has a great setup and acting, Don't Listen lacks the focus to stick with you.

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Gaia has an unmistakable and distinctive vibe that's impossible to deny.

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With four solid, bloody segments, the V/H/S franchise regains its footing.

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In an movie scene where we've seen dogs die on screen more times than we care to count and dogs have their own Instagram accounts, the best way to scare your audience and ramp up the tension isn't killing the dog.

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Despite a great setup, The Soul Collector accidentally reinforces some bad instincts.

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Squid Game tackles the brutality of capitalism with the subtlety of a bag of bricks.