Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Dracula Untold review: Luke Evans plays Vlad the Impaler in a 92-minute origin story that races through battles and never lets its three-day curse breathe.
A 2016 Tarzan reboot with Skarsgård, Robbie and Waltz that grossed $356.7M but scored 4.4/10. We break down why the franchise starter never found its swing.
A critical look at Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: its sharp comedy, patchy third act, and the studio note that gave the film its heart.
Red Notice review: Netflix's 2021 heist film with Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot scored 3.7/10. Three stars, one typo tagline, no script.
A review of The Menu (2022): Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy in Mark Mylod's comedy horror satire about a deadly tasting menu at Hawthorn.
Ghost Rider (2007) review: Nicolas Cage sells his soul, Sam Elliott explains it, and the best idea sits in the first ten minutes. Score: 5.6/10.
Annabelle review: the Conjuring prequel's porcelain doll does nothing for 99 minutes, yet grossed $257 million. A 3.7/10 verdict on the 2014 horror hit.
Dirty Dancing review: Bergstein's own childhood, Cannes 1987, Lake Lure, and why a modest dance romance became a ritual. Score: 6.5 of 10.
Apocalypto review: Mel Gibson's Maya chase epic in Yucatec Mayan, with Dean Semler's camerawork, Rudy Youngblood, and a prophecy it can't quite carry.
A review of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001), the Angelina Jolie video game adaptation that grossed $274.7 million while getting the story all wrong.
Total Recall (1990) review: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Paul Verhoeven and a Mars memory puzzle that never decides if it wants brains or brawls.
A retro review of From Dusk Till Dawn, the 1996 Rodriguez-Tarantino crime film that turns into a vampire siege, starring Clooney, Keitel and Salma Hayek.
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