del Torro doing what he does best: Disappointing me.

Simultaneously boring and full of potential, it turns out these two toppings definitely don’t go together.

An excellent crossover, but a bad movie; No Way Home should have used a GPS.

A stellar Andrew Garfield shines in Lin Manuel Miranda’s directorial debut.

Yes, it’s funny. Also yes, it’s way too long and repetitive.

A fine, if immemorable, outing by the Disney crew.

A film with a lot of entirely wasted potential.

Does this 2008 vampire love story hold up? [No, but it could have.]

A film that, if you haven’t seen, you should and, if you have seen, you should watch again.

An incredible film that is not talked about enough.

An incredible debut and an important film.

A good start to adapting Herbert’s epic. Good, but not great.

Flannigan flanniganates us again. One episode away from perfection, Midnight Mass loses its way.

Another passable, convoluted TV show getting praised for being “smart”. Ugh.

A stellar early work, this scifi film gets way more hate than it deserves.

If you like Wan, you’ll like am all.

Jordan Peele strikes again, this time with a friend. “Eh” is the best way to describe it.

Rebecca Hall is the best part about this entirely competent thriller.

A great look at the difference great people can make.

Another great entry to the horror genre from South Korea.