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.

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.

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

As last acts are concerned, few are as proudly euphoric as this one, all of which makes this closing chapter of Downton Abbey a truly grand finale.

Spending time with The Thursday Murder Club was an afternoon well spent, and if they hold additional meetings in the future, I’ll gladly clear my calendar in order to attend.

Honey Don’t! is a ray of light amid all the sun-drenched, California desert, daytime darkness, and the burn it leaves behind is glorious.

Nobody 2 may be a step down from its delightful predecessor, but it’s still a great deal of fun in its own right.

While Freakier Friday doesn’t take a lot of risks, this piece of retro family-friendly Disney fluff had me smiling start to finish, and Curtis and Lohan remain a rocking comedic duo who know how to bring down the house.

The more I keep thinking about this new I Know What You Did Last Summer, the more I can’t stop smiling.