I LOVED BUGONIAFrom director Yorgos Lanthimos (The Favourite, Poor Things) comes Bugonia, a darkly satirical sci-fi thriller starring Emma Stone as Michelle Fuller, CEO of a major pharmaceutical company abducted by conspiracy-obsessed men who believe she’s an alien intent on destroying humanity. Having seen it early, I found Bugonia to be fascinating — a film that’s weird, unsettling, and absolutely alive with ideas. The performances are top-tier (Stone and Jesse Plemons in particular), the style is bold, and the satire cuts deeper than many give it credit for. Reviews say it’s “whip-smart,” “intoxicating,” and a reflection of our conspiracy-driven age.This is My movie review of BUGONIA

Star Wars: Visions Season 3 ReviewFrom Lucasfilm and Disney+, Star Wars: Visions returns with Season 3 (Volume 3), launching on October 29, 2025. This new volume features nine animated shorts created by legendary Japanese studios like Kamikaze Douga, Production I.G., TRIGGER, and more — delivering stylized storytelling that re-imagines the galaxy far, far away. After watching the entire season early, I found it to be a standout — stylish, bold, inventive, and emotionally resonant — possibly the best season of Visions yet. The mix of animation styles, cultural creativity, and familiar Star Wars themes feel fresh and exciting. While some anthology moments still hit varying levels, the high points here soar.In this review, I dive into what makes Volume 3 shine: the animation studios pushing boundaries, the standout episodes that deliver emotionally and visually, and why this season might be the perfect gateway for both anime fans and Star Wars lovers. Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and comment below:📌

If I Had Legs I’d Kick You Movie Review From writer/director Mary Bronstein and starring Rose Byrne, Conan O'Brien, Danielle Macdonald, and A$AP Rocky. DIRECTOR: Mary BronsteinCAST: Rose Byrne, Conan O'Brien, Danielle Macdonald, and A$AP RockyIf I Had Legs I’d Kick You is a film that grabs you by the throat and refuses to let go — a judgmental, funny, and sometimes painful look at revenge, identity, and the messiness of human relationships. The movie balances sharp dark-comedy moments with uncomfortable emotional beats, creating an experience that’s as thrilling as it is unsettling.In this review I dive into what makes this film work: the fearless direction, the committed performances, and those moments of startling honesty. I also break down where the movie stumbles — pacing choices that undercut the drama, tonal swings that won’t be for everyone, and a finale that some viewers may find divisive.If you like films that push boundaries, make you squirm, and stick in your head long after the credits roll, this review is for you.

IT: Welcome to Derry Episode 1-5 Non Spoiler reviewFrom showrunners Andy Muschietti & Barbara Muschietti (who helmed the original IT films) comes IT: Welcome to Derry, a chilling prequel series set in 1962 that expands the mythology of the town of Derry and the evil lurking beneath its surface. Having seen the first five episodes early, I found the series to be solid and worth recommending — it may not reinvent the wheel, but it delivers enough tension, lore, and creepy atmosphere to make fans of the films sit up and take notice.If you enjoyed IT (2017) and IT Chapter Two, you’ll appreciate the callbacks, the new characters, and the promise of deeper scares to come. In this review, I’ll walk you through what works—not spoiling anything—why the series hits early, and what it still needs to prove.

Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere Movie Review From writer-director Scott Cooper comes Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, a biographical drama chronicling the making of Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 album Nebraska and the personal struggles behind the legend. The film stars Jeremy Allen White as Springsteen, with a supporting cast including Jeremy Strong, Paul Walter Hauser, and Stephen Graham. I found Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere to be a solid film — it doesn’t reinvent the biopic format, but its strengths lie in its lead actor. Jeremy Allen White delivers an incredible, transformative performance as Springsteen, fully inhabiting the role and delivering the emotional core of the movie.The narrative is competent and the production values are high, but the film sometimes falls into familiar biopic pitfalls — pacing issues, conventional structure, and moments where the film plays it safe. Despite that, the power of White’s portrayal elevates the whole experience and makes it worth recommending.In this review, I break down Jeremy Allen White’s performance, what the film gets right, where it could have pushed harder, and why I still recommend it — especially for fans of Springsteen or quality actor-driven dramas.

Frankenstein Netflix Movie Review — Guillermo del Toro's gothic masterpiece in theaters now on Netflix in November

From writer-director Guillermo del Toro comes Frankenstein (2025), a long-cherished passion project based on Mary Shelley’s classic. Starring Oscar Isaac as a tortured Victor Frankenstein, Jacob Elordi as the creature, and Mia Goth, Frankenstein delivers lush production design, tragic grandeur, and a story steeped in gothic horror and emotional depth. I found it to be a gothic masterpiece — one of the most visually arresting, emotionally resonant takes on Shelley’s novel in recent memory. Between Isaac’s conflicted scientist, Elordi’s monster finding sorrow in his creation, and Del Toro’s signature blend of beauty and darkness, this film doesn’t just adapt the story — it elevates it. In this review, I dive into what makes Frankenstein shine so bright as the definitive Frankenstein story

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Shelby Oaks Movie Review — A Near Perfect Debut from Chris StuckmannFrom writer-director Chris Stuckmann comes Shelby Oaks, a haunting exploration of loss, fear, and the supernatural that marks one of the most impressive horror debuts in years. Starring Camille Sullivan, Brendan Sexton III, and Keith David, the film follows a woman searching for her missing sister — one of the members of a paranormal investigation group known as The Paranormal Paranoids — as eerie footage and real-life horror begin to collide.I found Shelby Oaks to be a perfect horror debut — the kind that doesn’t just scare you, it stays with you. Stuckmann crafts an atmosphere thick with dread, mixing psychological terror, found-footage tension, and a deeply human story about grief and guilt.The movie truly got under my skin, evoking the unnerving realism of The Blair Witch Project and the existential unease of Signs. Every frame feels purposeful — from its chilling sound design to the way the camera lingers just long enough to make you doubt what you’re seeing.In this review, I break down what makes Shelby Oaks such a powerful debut, how Stuckmann balances emotion and fear, and why this might be one of the most effective horror films of the year.

Black Phone 2 Movie Review — the chilling return of The Grabber.

From visionary horror filmmaker Scott Derrickson (Doctor Strange, Sinister) and writer C. Robert Cargill, Black Phone 2 is the haunting continuation of the 2022 horror phenomenon. Four years after Finn (Mason Thames) escaped the clutches of The Grabber (Ethan Hawke), evil calls again — this time targeting his sister, Gwen (Madeleine McGraw), through terrifying dreams and visions that lead them to a snow-covered camp called Alpine Lake.

I found Black Phone 2 to be a near-perfect sequel — one that’s just as good as the original, matching its tension, supernatural dread, and emotional core. While it doesn’t completely reinvent the formula, it expands the world, deepens the trauma, and delivers a story that’s both chilling and heartfelt.

From Ethan Hawke’s return as the nightmarish Grabber to Derrickson’s grimy, dreamlike direction that echoes Sinister and Nightmare on Elm Street, Black Phone 2 is proof that Blumhouse still knows how to craft great horror sequels.

In this review, I break down what makes Black Phone 2 work so well, what could’ve pushed it even further, and why it’s one of the best horror sequels in recent years.

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Tron: Ares Movie Review — pure visual noise powered by a killer soundtrack.From director Joachim Rønning (Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales) comes Tron: Ares, the long-awaited follow-up to Tron: Legacy. Starring Jared Leto, Greta Lee, and Evan Peters, this neon-soaked sci-fi epic explores the collision between humanity and artificial intelligence in dazzling, digital style.Visually, Tron: Ares is stunning — filled with striking effects, slick action, and a pulsating Nine Inch Nails score that absolutely shreds. Greta Lee stands out with a magnetic performance that adds much-needed energy to the grid.But beneath the glow and spectacle, the film struggles to find its emotional core. Borrowing tropes from countless AI-driven sci-fi classics, Tron: Ares often feels hollow — a surface-level experience that never reaches the depth its ideas promise.In this review, I dive into why Tron: Ares is a feast for the eyes but a miss for the heart, what makes the NIN score the film’s saving grace, and how it stacks up against Tron: Legacy.Don’t forget to LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE for more reviews, and let me know in the comments: Did Tron: Ares live up to the hype or crash and burn in the grid?

The Smashing Machine Movie Review

From writer-director Benny Safdie (Uncut Gems) comes The Smashing Machine, the story of MMA legend Mark Kerr (played by Dwayne Johnson). Alongside Emily Blunt as Dawn Staples, the film showcases Johnson in the most transformative, career-defining role of his career. His powerhouse performance, paired with Safdie’s raw, intimate direction, makes the movie feel deeply personal and at times unforgettable.

But while Johnson and Safdie deliver, the script doesn’t. Generic and melodramatic in parts, it often reduces Kerr’s struggles to surface-level drama and sidelines Emily Blunt’s character. Without Johnson’s commanding performance and Safdie’s unique vision, The Smashing Machine wouldn’t land nearly as hard.

In this review, I dive into what works brilliantly, where the story falters, and why this movie is both powerful and frustrating at the same time.

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Marvel Zombies Review — Marvel Studios goes full horror in this animated event.

Marvel Studios’ Marvel Zombies is here, and it’s everything fans of post-apocalyptic horror could have hoped for. Paying homage to iconic classics while injecting fun MCU twists, this is a bloody, brutal, and wildly entertaining story that horror and Marvel fans alike will eat up.

Packed with jaw-dropping zombie action, shocking moments, and one of the coolest team-ups in Marvel Animation yet (Blade/Moon Knight for the win!), Marvel Zombies feels like a love letter to the horror genre. My only complaint? I wish it had been longer!

In this review, I break down why Marvel Zombies works so well, the standout characters, and why this series is a must-watch for fans of both Marvel and horror.

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HIM Movie Review — Jordan Peele & Monkeypaw’s latest horror tale misses the mark.

From Oscar® winner Jordan Peele and Monkeypaw Productions (Get Out, Us, Candyman, Nope) comes HIM, a psychological horror centered on fame, idolatry, and the pursuit of greatness at any cost. Starring Marlon Wayans in a career-best dramatic performance alongside rising star Tyriq Withers, the film sets up a chilling premise with trippy visuals, unsettling vibes, and powerhouse performances.

But despite the talent both in front of and behind the camera, HIM never lives up to its potential. While it teases being the horror GOAT of 2025, uneven themes, on-the-nose storytelling, and a rushed finale keep it from greatness. Instead, it lands as a disappointing, Twilight Zone-style story that’s more frustrating than frightening.

In this review, I break down what works, what doesn’t, and why HIM ultimately fails to deliver on its bold promise.

If you’re curious about HIM, a fan of Jordan Peele’s productions, or wondering whether Marlon Wayans can carry a horror film, this review is for you!

One Battle After Another Movie Review is a Paul Thomas Anderson crafts another masterpiece.

From Warner Bros. Pictures and Academy Award-nominated, BAFTA-winning filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson comes One Battle After Another, a sweeping new drama starring *Leonardo DiCaprio, Benicio del Toro, Sean Penn, Regina Hall, Teyana Taylor, Chase Infiniti, Wood Harris, and Alana Haim. With an ensemble this powerful and Anderson’s visionary touch, the result is nothing short of breathtaking.

For me, One Battle After Another is simply one of the best films of this decade—a true masterpiece of storytelling, performance, and cinematic craft. In this review, I break down why Anderson’s direction is some of his finest yet, how DiCaprio and the cast deliver awards-worthy performances, and why this film will be remembered for years to come.

If you’re a fan of Paul Thomas Anderson, Leonardo DiCaprio, or just looking for one of the most powerful films of 2025, this review is for you.

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Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, Inosuke, and the Hashira descend into the terrifying Infinity Castle to face Muzan Kibutsuji in a battle that defines the fate of the Demon Slayer Corps. With breathtaking animation, jaw-dropping choreography, and some of the best fight scenes ever put on screen in anime, Infinity Castle delivers on spectacle in a way that few anime films ever have.

But while the fights are unforgettable and the stakes couldn’t be higher, the film’s length and pacing hold it back from being the truly perfect experience it could have been. In this review, I dive into what worked brilliantly, where it dragged, and why Infinity Castle is both a near masterpiece and a test of patience.

If you’re a Demon Slayer fan, an anime lover, or just wondering if Infinity Castle sticks the landing as the franchise’s grand finale, this review is for you!

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The Long Walk Movie Review | A Masterpiece

Stephen King’s first-written novel finally makes its way to the big screen with The Long Walk, directed by Francis Lawrence (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Mockingjay, Songbirds & Snakes). What unfolds is a haunting, gut-wrenching, and unforgettable adaptation that I consider a masterpiece—yet one I could never bring myself to watch again.

In this review, I break down why The Long Walk is such a brutal, emotional experience: what worked, why it’s so effective, and how its unflinching bleakness makes it both one of King’s best adaptations and one of the most difficult to revisit.

If you’re a Stephen King fan, curious about how this story translates to film, or just wondering if you’re ready to endure such a harrowing cinematic journey, this review is for you!

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Dexter Resurrection has ended with Episode 10 "And justice for all" and what a thrilling and awesome finale that actually ends Dexter with a satisfying ending and one that sets up the future of Dexter Resurrection Season 2 in a perfect area to go. In this video Zach Pope gives his spoiler review on episode 10 of Dexter: Resurrection and the finale for Dexter Morgan's New series. I fully believe this is the BEST season of Dexter since season 4 and I cant wait for the future! Leave your thoughts down below and make sure to subscribe for more! DEXTER: RESURRECTION, a continuation of DEXTER®: NEW BLOOD, takes place weeks after Dexter Morgan (Hall) takes a bullet to the chest from his own son, as he awakens from a coma to find Harrison (Jack Alcott) gone without a trace. Realizing the weight of what he put his son through, Dexter sets out for New York City, determined to find him and make things right. But closure won’t come easy. When Miami Metro’s Angel Batista (David Zayas) arrives with questions, Dexter realizes his past is catching up to him fast. As father and son navigate their own darkness in the city that never sleeps, they soon find themselves deeper than they ever imagined—and that the only way out is together.

The Conjuring: Last Rites Movie Review — the chilling finale to the Warrens’ story!I still remember seeing the very first Conjuring on opening night in a packed theater and being blown away by the atmosphere, scares, and heart. Now, with Last Rites, the franchise closes its doors in a way that feels bittersweet, haunting, and emotional. While not a perfect ending, it’s a satisfying and fitting farewell to Ed and Lorraine Warren.In this review, I dive into what worked, what didn’t, and why Last Rites left me both shaken and content with the saga’s conclusion. If you’re a horror fan or curious whether this final chapter sticks the landing, this review is for you! Don’t forget to LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE for more reviews, and share your thoughts in the comments: Was The Conjuring: Last Rites a worthy finale?

Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of Fall 2025 Fall 2025 is STACKED with exciting new films, from massive blockbusters to powerful indie dramas. Today, I’m breaking down my Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of Fall 2025 — and trust me, this list is filled with variety. Whether you’re hyped for big franchises, Oscar contenders, or original stories, there’s something here for everyone.Movies Mentioned in this videoAvatar: Fire and AshPredator: BadlandsFrankensteinOne Battle After AnotherBugoniaThe Smashing MachineDie My LoveZootopia 2HamnetShelby OaksBlack Phone 2After the Hunt Marty SupremeSpringsteenSisu 2Wicked 2The Running ManMortal Kombat HeaddaGood FortuneWhat’s YOUR most anticipated movie for the rest of 2025? Drop it in the comments ⬇️If you enjoyed this list, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more reviews, rankings, and reactions all year long!

Caught Stealing (2025) Movie Review | A Wild Crime Odyssey You Can't MissCaution: not your average crime thriller.Caught Stealing, directed by Darren Aronofsky and written by Charlie Huston—based on Huston’s graphic novel—plunges viewers into the gritty, chaotic underbelly of 1990s New York City. The film follows Hank Thompson (Austin Butler), a former high-school baseball phenom turned bartender whose life spirals into mayhem after a simple favor: cat-sitting for his punk-rock neighbor. Soon, he’s mistaken for a key player in a $4 million mob heist, and every criminal in the city wants a piece of him.

ll’s fair when love is war… THE ROSES (2025) is the brand-new reimagining of The War of the Roses, directed by Jay Roach and written by Tony McNamara. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Olivia Colman, Andy Samberg, Allison Janney, Belinda Bromilow, Sunita Mani, Ncuti Gatwa, Jamie Demetriou, Zoë Chao, and Kate McKinnon, the film explores the fiery collapse of a picture-perfect marriage when love turns into ruthless rivalry.In this The Roses (2025) movie review, I break down what works — the stellar performances and biting satire — and what doesn’t, as the film ultimately falls apart in the middle. Does this remake live up to the original 1989 classic The War of the Roses, or does it lose its edge in the chaos?The Roses hits theaters on August 29th. Should you rush out to see it, or wait to stream it at home? Let’s get into it.Have you seen The Roses? Drop your thoughts in the comments — did the middle drag it down for you too, or did you enjoy it all the way through?