A tale of a broken boy and a broken car fixing each other into horrible monsters.

Some critical changes to the source material and 1989 adaptation infuse the cautionary tale with greater horror.

How the film’s examination of justice, corruption, and morals make it worth a revisit.

The power of nostalgia compels bad behavior in this prescient Stephen King adaptation.

Looking at the secret final girl at the heart of Mike Flanagan's intense horror film.

Mike Flanagan’s adaptation is a profound meditation on the power of death and legacy.

For those about to drive—we salute you!

MISERY’s antagonist does horrible things, but perhaps we relate to her more than we care to admit.

A look at the monsters living among us and the gruesome bonds they can form with each other.

A beautiful mess of a barrage of jokes—some of the horror spoof still works, some doesn’t, but it’s all fascinating.

The socially conscious horror franchise gets an origin story in this engaging installment.

The fourth entry in the horror franchise reveals the true boogeyman behind Jigsaw’s mask.

The fourth entry furthers the series’ greatness with its own splash of the bizarre.

John McClane takes on Cyberterrorism in this odd sequel to the action classic.

Even when the Griswolds lose at gambling, nothing is truly lost as long as they retained their life lessons.

The titular action hero returns to his violent anti-war roots, albeit with far more brutality than ever before.

There’s a surprising amount of wit and entertainment in the DTV sequel.

The underdog team of baseball ne’er-do-wells goes international in this disappointing sequel.

Is the fourth big screen Indiana Jones adventure…actually a good movie?

At the IMF’s darkest hour, a team starts to solidify and unifying narrative begins for the franchise.