Movie Reviews3.8/10
Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass — Noise Without Story
A magical compass sends Tom and Jerry through time, yet the chase yields only noise and mess, forgetting its own title pair.
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Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews8.9/10
Letters Do the Talking in Lan Hongchun’s Tender Family Drama Dear You
A grandson seeks a rich grandfather abroad and finds instead the true writer of the letters — a family secret in "Dear You."
Movie Reviews5.4/10
Yeon Sang-ho’s Colony Delivers the Zombie Spectacle but Not the People
A sealed chamber, a loosed sickness, and a company confined amid horror - Colony wields dread well, yet grants its souls little depth.
Movie Reviews7.7/10
The Coyote Finally Gets His Day in Court — and It’s the Funniest Trial of the Year
The coyote takes Acme to trial in a warm, clever tale uniting cartoon and live world with real feeling and satire.
Movie Reviews8/10
Videodrome Still Gets Under the Skin
Videodrome still gets under the skin: a broadcast that changes the body, told through effects work built by hand, without apology.
Movie Reviews8/10
The Princess Bride Still Earns Its Laughs 39 Years On — Wait, No: Rob Reiner’s Fairy Tale Holds Up at 8/10
A hero, his lost love, a villain with an altered hand, and a grandfather's book, told again since 1987, still holding its charm.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
The Lost Boys at 39: Schumacher’s Vampire Tale Still Bites
A dark tale of youth and midnight peril in a shadowed town, where two brothers face a dread far beyond the ordinary.
Movie Reviews8.7/10
Kershner’s 1980 Sequel Ends on Loss — and Holds Up 46 Years Later
A colder, harder chapter: the fighters run, a small teacher instructs the young hero, and a masked enemy waits in shadow.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
Four Boys on the Tracks Was All Stand by Me Ever Needed, and 1986 Proved It
Four boys walk a set of train tracks, seeking a body, and find grief, doubt, and bond instead. A quiet 1986 tale of youth.
Movie Reviews7.6/10
RoboCop Still Holds Up 39 Years Later
A dead officer returns as a machine of steel in Verhoeven's grim, forceful tale of a fallen city and its ruling company.