Thriller
Bugonia – Film Review
Bugonia is a beautifully disturbing work bursting with bitter humor, psychological complexity, and two astonishing lead performances.
- 2025
- Science Fiction, Thriller, Comedy, Mystery
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle – Film Review
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle isn’t amazing, but it lingers—like a lullaby you can’t quite forget, both soothing and sinister.
Black Phone 2 – Film Review
Black Phone 2 doesn’t just frighten—it resonates, exploring how the ghosts of our past can destroy us or set us free.
The Woman in Cabin 10 – Film Review
The Woman in Cabin 10 leaves you with the sensation of a journey that promised danger and discovery — but returned you safely to port.
Bone Lake – Film Review
Mercedes Bryce Morgan’s Bone Lake is a visually gripping, uneven descent into the toxic undercurrents of love and fear.
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You – Film Review
Anchored by a great performance from Rose Byrne and supported by a sharp ensemble, this is a mesmerizing portrait of survival through chaos.
Good Boy – Film Review
Good Boy is an impressive debut that successfully marries the emotional purity of a dog’s devotion with the dread of supernatural horror.
One Battle After Another – Film Review
Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another is a dense, electrifying odyssey of guilt, survival, and radical love.
The Strangers – Chapter 2 – Film Review
The Strangers – Chapter 2 is a frustrating experience, not because the talent isn’t there, but because it’s squandered at nearly every turn.
American Sweatshop – Film Review
Uta Briesewitz’s American Sweatshop works best as a haunting meditation on empathy in an era of endless digital cruelty.