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The 2025 Anaconda's shift into meta-comedy works better than expected, but it still doesn't top the original's campiness.

The Housemaid tries to be an elevated version of trashy 90s thrillers, but it's not campy enough to reach the guilty thrills of those older films.

While it doesn't have the grandeur and sense of scale of previous SpongeBob films, The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants is an enjoyable and funny romp for all ages.

Despite the controversial times David is coming out in, the animation work, voice acting, and singing work significantly well.

Avatar: Fire and Ash delivers striking visuals, big action set pieces and a stronger focus on Quaritch, but largely rehashes familiar ideas and struggles to meaningfully move the story forward.

Ella McCay narrowly sticks the landing from Ella's starting point to where she ends up--making for an overall entertaining, touching story.

Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution offers a re-cut version of season two's Shibuya Incident arc through while it leads into the next season.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is a must-watch sequel that every horror person will appreciate, especially for those who grew up in this time period.

Marty Supreme is yet another anxiety-inducing thrill ride from writer-director Josh Safdie, and boasts a career-best performance from Timothée Chalamet.