
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Review: Big, Loud, and Buried Under Explosions
A king of two worlds, a brother's fury, and a trident that whispers ruin — James Wan's grand tale of Atlantis stumbles upon itself.

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

A king of two worlds, a brother's fury, and a trident that whispers ruin — James Wan's grand tale of Atlantis stumbles upon itself.

A steady, patient tale of a naval chase across two oceans, wherein two men's souls are tried by duty and pursuit.

A grim tale of a young prince who would be king, wrought with drink, battle, and a tennis ball's cruel jest.

A tale of two timelines: young Donna's Greek sojourn and her daughter Sophie's reunion at the hotel, with ABBA's songs woven through.

A tale of a hunter, a vampire, and a president — a film that cannot decide between horror, history, and camp.

A Monster Calls review: a grieving boy, a monstrous tree, and three grim fables that refuse to soften the terror of loss.

A swamp full of hungry alligators and a cult that feeds its victims to them — a tale of terror that mostly succeeds at being unpleasant.

A walled Manhattan, a prisoner forced to rescue the President, and a hero who lives for the next minute. A dark, lean thriller.

A crew of ex-soldiers rob a drug lord's remote house, their grim, slow heist plan crossing the Andes into ruin.

A revenge tale of blood and betrayal, wherein Machete, a famed ex-Federale, seeks vengeance upon those who betrayed him.

The Wildcats bid farewell to East High in this musical finale, a competent, touching end to a beloved trilogy.

A soldier and a hunter traverse a realm of monstrous beasts, yet the tale's substance cannot sustain its spectacle.
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