“I have love in me the likes of which you can scarcely imagine and rage the likes of which you would not believe. If I cannot satisfy the one, I will indulge the other.” — Mary Shelley, Frankenstein Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, 2025 , opens with thunderous applause as we meet the monster before we meet the man. The Arctic. Snow falling over a ruin of ice, a ship that cannot be moved, and from the very first scene, you feel the familiar visuals of del Toro’s hand, a visi

’Ballerina’ is explosive fun in the world of John Wick; it’s a notable and elegant expansion of the world that encompasses both familiarity and new faces. Placed between John Wick 3: Parabellum and John Wick 4 comes the story of Eve, a once innocent little girl who watched her father get murdered at the hands of a cult of assassins.

Companion is a wicked and delicious hard lean into the diabolical nature of control and the human condition on how far we are willing to bend when it comes to dominion over others. This movie is a stylized, razor-sharp dark comedy that dissects emotional dependence, abusive relationships, control over autonomy, and dehumanization. This film is not for the weak.

The Drop is not your ideal first date, but it does have excellent lighting and a view to die for. The premise is simple: Violet, charmingly played by Meghann Fahy, is on her first date since her husband’s death, the man, a photographer who works for the mayor and sweetheart, Henry, (Brandon Sklenar), her 5-year-old son is at home with her sister, Jen, and she starts receiving menacing airdrop (coined as digidrop) messages in the form of memes—not even good memes either. Ancie

In Coherence, eight friends gather for a night of festivities, the night a comet passes overhead, a classic movie trope: the dinner party, and what always begins with a night of wine, awkward laughter and sharing stories from the past usually ends with worlds twisted: in the case of Coherence, in absolution. A disquieted bend in reality, unfolding its own story as the comet lights up the sky.

I wouldn’t classify this film as a horror movie, at least not a typical one we are used to, where the horror is the story's crescendo. It’s definitely pivotal and it’s important, but the story of Ryan Coogler's Sinners’ lies within the characters. This isn’t a simple vampire film, it’s a sexy, unsettling explosion of Southern Gothic, vampiric lore, exploitation, and the birthplace of of the blues.

A new era of the MCU is upon us, and this one has the antiheroes, and it’s well worth it. Florence Pugh leads a fantastic cast away with a bold departure from the classic tropes of superheroism we have seen in the past 17 years in thec Universe. While there is a display of immense power, the story lies within thes who Marvel Cinemati very real human band together to tell it.