Stranger Things 5: Vol. 1 Review: An epic start to (potentially) the best season yet

After nine long years and five incredible seasons, the beginning of the end for Stranger Things is upon us.

Only Murders in the Building Season 5 Review: Comedic chaos and yet another mysterious death to solve

Only Murders in the Building proves time and time again that this slapstick, character-focused formula isn’t running out of steam anytime soon.

With his third film set in the Predator universe, director Dan Trachtenberg has proven he just doesn’t miss.

Derrickson thrusts what was once a one-off horror story into potential multi-film franchise territory.

Danny and Michael Philippou have once again combined their sick, twisted minds to test even the strongest of stomachs.

Taking place 2 years before the 1979 classic, chaos unfolds on Earth when a variety of alien species’ are set loose.

After a good three-year break, the Addams family is back for an overall disappointing follow-up.

Following four films and the inception of a horror cinematic universe, this marks the end of an iconic horror franchise.

The latest trend of releasing a horror requel with the same title as the original (see Halloween and Scream) adds another culprit.

This movie is a classic case of a big studio misunderstanding what made a film popular.