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Spinal Tap is back in *Spinal Tap II – The End Continues*, but this comeback tour stumbles. While the original mockumentary magic is attempted, the film struggles with inconsistent filming …

Think Downton Abbey’s Grand Finale is just for superfans? Think again! This review reveals how well the movie works even if you’ve never seen an episode, thanks to surprisingly effective …

Four years after the original, *Black Phone 2* sees Finn and Gwen facing new horrors at a winter camp. Despite strong acting, cinematography, and practical effects, the sequel falters. The …

Tron: Ares picks up 15 years after Tron: Legacy, with ENCOM’s new leadership battling a digital program, Ares, who can manifest in the real world. While the film boasts impressive …

Quentin Tarantino’s *Kill Bill* owes a huge debt to the wild 1973 Japanese cult film *Sex and Fury*! This newly restored, uncut edition showcases Christina Lindberg in a raw, violent …

Couple Tim and Millie leave city life for the countryside, only to get bizarrely conjoined after a storm. What starts as a relationship drama quickly descends into unsettling body horror, …

Remember the wild 80s ninja craze? Forget Hollywood, Sweden delivered “The Ninja Mission,” a bizarrely charming B-movie with Polish actors, questionable accents, and explosions aplenty. Despite censorship woes and a …

Get ready for a fresh start in the dino-verse! Jurassic World: Rebirth drops us five years after Dominion, with dwindling dinosaur populations. This standalone adventure follows Zora and her team …

This alternate 1960s Fantastic Four film dives into a world where Reed Richards’ genius meets cosmic threats. While boasting strong casting, cool retro-futuristic visuals, and practical effects (especially for The …

Wes Anderson’s “The Phoenician Scheme” centers on a vulnerable tycoon (Benicio del Toro) choosing a successor, his estranged nun daughter (Mia Threapleton), with Michael Cera as their quirky tutor. While …