Rating of
2.5/4
Sacrifice (2026)
Chris Kavan - wrote on 11/10/26
While the plot is decidedly all over the place, at least it benefits from a strong cast as Chris Evans, Anya Taylor-Joy and Vincent Cassel make for an interesting trio - as well as an excellent supporting role from the always welcome John Malkovich. Decent, but nowhere near as deep as it wants you to think it is.
Rating of
3/4
Digger (2026)
Matthew Brady - wrote on 11/08/26
“Level 4.”
I dug Digger (pun intended). It's been a week since I saw it, and with each passing day, the film gets better. Some movies crumble under reflection, but this one doesn't.
It's one of the most original movies out recently. If you are tired of endless IP films and want something original, you should see it. Admittedly, the film hasn't been well advertised; no one seems to know what it's about, and it doesn't look audience-friendly. Even though I was on the fence about seeing it in theaters, …
Rating of
1.5/4
Other Mommy
Matthew Brady - wrote on 11/08/26
I guess that's the trend now: a horror trailer goes viral on social media because it looks crazy and stupid, and that gets people talking. But then the film comes out, it's terrible, no one seems to like it, and it fades away; nobody talks about it again.
That's this movie. Expect more like it in the future.
Rating of
2.5/4
Klara and the Sun
Matthew Brady - wrote on 11/08/26
Amy Adams hasn't been the same since she was snubbed at the Oscars for Arrival.
Rating of
3/4
Wild Horse Nine
Matthew Brady - wrote on 11/08/26
Wild Horse Nine - Review
Lee: “How are the kids?”
Margie: “Who cares?”
You will laugh. You will think. You might feel hurt. And you might cry. That’s just Martin McDonagh’s cinema. Wild Horse Nine, his fourth film, is another standout in his impressive filmography. It’s a funny, dark political comedy with eccentric, memorable characters, but ultimately a deeply moving and thoughtful look at mortality and those nearing the end of long lives.
At the center, John Malkovich (Chris) and Sam Rockwell …
Rating of
3/4
Clayface
Chris Kavan - wrote on 10/31/26
The Shape of Goo
James Watkins takes his cues from The Substance and David Cronenberg, presenting us the first R-rated superhero offering and delivering a body horror experience that you didn't know DC needed.
We open with up-and-coming actor Matt Hagen (Tom Rhys Harries) finding out he has become a best-actor nominee, much to the delight of his long-time friend Corey Bowery (Joshua James), his agent Hildie (Nancy Carroll) and advisor Frank Fitzpatrick (Eddie Marsan). What's more, he's returning to his home …
Rating of
2.5/4
Animals (2026)
Indyfreak - wrote on 10/23/26
Feels a bit too similar to 'Ransom' (1996) at times. But the acting is decent and there are a couple solid plot twists.Hard to believe that Ben Affleck was also the director though. It looks shot like any other Netflix release.
Rating of
2/4
Sacrifice (2026)
Indyfreak - wrote on 10/23/26
Bonkers though not necessarily brilliant Netflix comedy-thriller about eco-terrorists who kidnap a bunch of celebrities in an effort to save the world. By throwing said celebrities into an active volcano. The movie is not as thought-provoking as it wants to be. Although it did have moments that were darkly comical.
Rating of
3.5/4
Street Fighter (2026)
FilmCrave User - wrote on 10/22/26
Okay so I really wanted so see this just by previews alone and lemme tell you I had a ball enjoying most of the movie who cares if it don't take its self serious sometimes you don't always wanna be so serious about life like my god really it was action packed and in my option a really good time that really can't be had seeing anything else I loved it
Rating of
4/4
Street Fighter (2026)
FilmCrave User - wrote on 10/20/26
So I personally don't understand all the shitty reviews myself i thought it was pretty incredible myself so much action and adventure I loved it
