This may be the end of the world, but nothing about it made me feel fine. I found Bugonia to be an unrelentingly miserable journey into pessimistic darkness, its viscerally sardonic malice more than I could bear.

If I Had Legs I’d Kick You is nothing short of unforgettable.

Queens of the Dead travels into a night of zombie terror and finds a reason to believe that humankind can make a better world that everyone can live in together, no matter their differences before the undead walked among them.

Black Phone 2 calls viewers to attention with rigidly frigid authority, and it is only through togetherness, compassion, courage, and communal fortitude that individual humanity is discovered, forgiveness granted, and hope for a better tomorrow restored.

Beast of War is a gut-wrenching rollercoaster ride of survival and suspense.

Tron: Ares a moderately wild ride of mayhem, destruction, and video game-inspired ingenuity that can be a decent amount of fun. Just don’t expect a great deal more than that.

Good Boy is going to go down as one of the year’s most disappointing misfires.

One Battle After Another is one of 2025’s best films.

For all its volcanic outbursts and aggressive proclamations of overwhelming victory, HIM fails to score.