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Predator: Badlands (Theaters)
With another imaginative, thrilling winner, Dan Trachtenberg makes his case for Predator as the best current franchise.
Nov 8
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Gabriel Frieberg
Frankenstein (Netflix)
A strangely lifeless creation from Guillermo Del Toro
Nov 8
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Gabriel Frieberg
6
1
1
Bugonia (Theaters)
Entertaining, but thin, Bugonia thrills even if it doesn't hit the heights of other 2025 films commenting on the present
Nov 1
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Gabriel Frieberg
1
2
1
A Little Prayer (Theaters)
Angus MacLachlan delivers melodrama done right—gentle, novelistic, and deeply humane.
Aug 29
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Gabriel Frieberg
The Roses
Immaculate houses, bitter laughs, and two great stars in a mid-budget gem we don’t get enough of
Aug 29
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Gabriel Frieberg
1
Caught Stealing
Austin Butler carries Darren Aronofsky’s bloody, uneven crime caper on sheer star power.
Aug 29
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Gabriel Frieberg
Weapons is Locked, Loaded, and Lethal
A chilling, slow-burn ensemble piece that blends visual mastery, rich performances, and just enough menace to keep you scanning the shadows.
Aug 10
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Gabriel Frieberg
10
1
1
The Fantastic Four: First Steps (Theaters)
A shiny, stylish reset that plays it safe—but gets on base
Jul 25
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Gabriel Frieberg
5
2
Weekend Read: Eddington is a Modern Classic 🤠
Screens everywhere, heroes nowhere, and a country way past saving
Jul 20
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Gabriel Frieberg
6
1
Sorry, Baby (Theaters)
A smart, bruising debut with literary flair and emotional truth—even if it doesn’t quite earn the Sundance hype.
Jul 19
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Gabriel Frieberg
3
Cloud (Theaters)
Kiyoshi Kurosawa delivers a chilling, slow-burn thriller where the internet isn’t just toxic—it’s deadly.
Jul 18
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Gabriel Frieberg
1
F1 (Theaters)
High-Octane Style, Low-Impact Storytelling
Jun 27
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Gabriel Frieberg
4
2
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