Our Score - 5.85/10 (C-)

Rotten Tomatoes - 84%

IMDB - 6.9/10

Chosen By: Nate Dudley

Speak No Evil is fueled by great acting and plenty of tension, but it falls apart towards the end. It could have been great, but it feels like it pulled its punches, especially when compared to the bleakness of the original.

Our Score - 7.83/10 (B)

Rotten Tomatoes - 96%

IMDB - 6.7/10

Chosen By: Matt McNeal

Oddity (2024) might be more creepy than outright scary, but the tight direction, twist-filled narrative, and solid performances create a chilling atmosphere perfect for the Halloween season.

Our Score - 0.83/10 (F) Rotten Tomatoes - 97% IMDB - 7.4/10

Chosen By: Matt McNeal

Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World has high ratings from critics and viewers on nearly every platform, so we must be missing something. If this is your cup of tea, we're happy you found joy from it. Our consensus; This was one of the least enjoyable movie watching experiences of our life.

Our Score - 5/10 (D+) Rotten Tomatoes - 82% IMDB - 7.7/10

Chosen By: Shane Cronican

Sorcerer (1977) has one of the greatest posters of all time, depicting an image from one of the greatest scenes of all time. Unfortunately, poor characters and poor pacing make for a slow and unengaging experience.

Our Score - 5.08/10 (D+) Rotten Tomatoes - 71% IMDB - 7/10

Chosen By: Nate Dudley

Arthur the King is incredibly flawed, but those looking for an easy heartwarming watch will find plenty to enjoy. Others, like Aaron, will hate every second of it.

Our Score - 7.38/10 (B-) Rotten Tomatoes - 88% IMDB - 6.9/10

Chosen By: Steve Rushlau

Monkey Man has its flaws, but this is culturally immersive, hard-hitting actioner promises a bright future for Dev Patel as a director.

Our Score - 7.6/10 (B) Rotten Tomatoes - 92% IMDB - 7.9/10

Chosen By: Aaron Cronican

It has been 8 years since we reviewed Children of Men, so Aaron decided it was time to re-review it with two members who weren't on that initial review. The question remains the same; Is Children of Men really one of the best science fiction movies of all time?

Our Score - 3.83/10 (F) Rotten Tomatoes - 75% IMDB - 6.3/10

Chosen By: Matt McNeal

'Lights Out' has a great concept, visually speaking and as a metaphor, but those ideas are lost in the inconsistencies of its monster and in its incredibly problematic ending.

Our Score - 4.34/10 (D-) Rotten Tomatoes - 85% IMDB - 5/10

Chosen By: Matt McNeal

The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster (2023) has some solid ideas and, but it fails to blend those ideas with the story, creating a confusing an uninspired letdown. That being said, director Bomani Story and lead actress Laya DeLeon Hayes are poised for big things in the future.

Our Score - 6.83/10 (C+) Rotten Tomatoes - 94% IMDB - 6.9/10

Chosen By: Steve Rushlau

Sisu is heavy on action and gore and, for the right audience, it will be a blast. Those looking for anything even remotely close to plausibility, however, will come away disappointed.