Movie Reviews6.7/10
Cannibal Holocaust Review: Deodato’s Found-Footage Horror Still Packs a Punch
A professor enters the Amazon to find a vanished film crew, and what he finds there is far more terrible than any tale.
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Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews3.1/10
House at the End of the Street Twists Hard Enough to Collapse Its Own Premise
A house, a girl's terrible secret, and a twist that cheats the audience. A hollow thriller that betrays its own setup.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
‘Fresh’ Review: Daisy Edgar-Jones Meets Sebastian Stan’s Butcher in a Date-Night Horror Thriller
A woman falls for a man who chains her to the floor and feasts upon her flesh. A tale of terror, folly, and the direst error.
Movie Reviews4.2/10
‘The Box’: A Sharp Premise Buried Under Two Hours of Drag
A box, a button, a life. Richard Kelly's 2009 thriller asks a sharp question and spends too long answering it poorly.
Movie Reviews7.5/10
‘Born on the Fourth of July’: Tom Cruise’s Transformation Carries a Flawed but Powerful War Drama
A tale of a soldier whose legs were taken by war, yet found his voice, in Oliver Stone's harrowing chronicle of Ron Kovic.
Movie Reviews5.8/10
Ben Affleck Returns as Wolff in The Accountant², a Tight Sequel That Never Quite Surpasses Its Predecessor
A man of numbers returns to unravel a mystery of assassins, secrets and a family's perilous journey from El Salvador.
Movie Reviews4.6/10
Honest Thief Review: Liam Neeson Fights a Corrupt FBI, but the Script Can’t Keep Up
A thief offers to surrender his treasure, but the agents who come to take it prove false. Liam Neeson fights for his name in this tale of betrayal.
Movie Reviews4.5/10
Serial Killer Father Commits Murder to Save His Daughter From Being Caught
A man of respect and a man of blood share one soul, and a hunt begins for a father who cannot control his own demon.
Movie Reviews7.1/10
‘The Score’: De Niro’s Last Big Job Still Pays Off
A master thief plans one last heist, a sceptre, a fence, and a partner he cannot trust — a tale of crime, betrayal, and the price of freedom.
Movie Reviews8.8/10
‘Pain and Glory’: Banderas Carries Almodóvar’s Portrait of a Man Who Can’t Stop Remembering
A tale of a broken filmmaker who seeks salvation through memory, love, and the art that defined him.
Movie Reviews3.1/10
After 43 Years, Superman III Still Can’t Decide Between Villainy and Self-Help
A review of Superman III, a bloated sequel that mixes comedy, corporate intrigue, and disaster into a confused, embarrassing mess.
Movie Reviews7.6/10
‘Blue’: Juliette Binoche Builds a New Life While Other People Keep Tugging at It
A woman grieves her dead husband and daughter, and walks Paris streets alone, seeking freedom from memory and sorrow.