
Disney’s Camp Rock Sequel Returns to the Fold Without Much New to Say
Camp Rock 3 review: the Jonas Brothers return and a new cast competes for a tour slot on Disney Channel. A pleasant legacy sequel with a 6.5/10 score.

Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.

Camp Rock 3 review: the Jonas Brothers return and a new cast competes for a tour slot on Disney Channel. A pleasant legacy sequel with a 6.5/10 score.

Back to the 90s sends a rising boyband to 1995 before their biggest showcase. A 92-minute romance-comedy with music and five friends on the clock.

Pyaar Prema Kalyanam review: Elan's Netflix debut flips the homemaker story but states its thesis instead of proving it. 3.5/10.

A24's Onslaught is a lean 92-minute action horror with a great monster trick, a fierce Adria Arjona, and a villain squad it can't keep feeding.

DC review: Lokesh Kanagaraj's first lead role anchors Arun Matheswaran's Devdas-meets-Bonnie and Clyde revenge film, now past ₹100 crore at the box office.

Yellow Eyes, a Joe Swanberg-produced possession horror from director Jesse Korman, hits Screambox and Cineverse with a cursed relic and a 86-minute runtime.

Vishwanath & Sons review: Suriya shines as an Olympic shooter, but Venky Atluri's 161-minute Tamil drama sinks under a romance that never earns its spark.

Review of The Girl in the River, a 92-minute crime thriller starring Maggie Grace and Devon Sawa, directed by Brando Benetton. Rating: 4/10.

Review of Daniela Goggi's 'Barreda,' the 105-minute Argentine drama about dentist Ricardo Barreda, who killed four women in 1992 and became a media spectacle.

The Secret Woman review: Natalie Madueño plays an amnesiac shipping heiress in Barbara Topsøe-Rothenborg's drama-thriller. Score: 6.3/10.

LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian is a 50-minute reunion special that wastes Giancarlo Esposito and forgets the LEGO joke. Our review: 6.4/10.

Martin Campbell's Just Play Dead pits Samuel L. Jackson and Eva Green as con-artist spouses in a thin thriller that wastes its stars and its premise.
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