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Rating of
4/4

Frankenstein (2025)

Norrin - wrote on 11/15/25

New “Frankenstein” movie from Guillermo de Torre starring Oscar Isaac and Christopher Waltz is an absolute masterpiece on every conceivable level. Brilliant production design, cinematography, music, make-up effects, and action spectacle, plus a great script that adapts the original classic book perfectly. Add to that excellent acting and emotional power, particularly at the end, and you have one of the greatest horror movies ever made, and the best movie of the year so far.

Rating of
2.5/4

The Woman in Cabin 10

Indyfreak - wrote on 11/13/25

A bit familiar but it’s well made and Keira Knightley is not sleepwalking through it.

Rating of
3/4

Blue Moon (2025)

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 11/11/25

With Ethan Hawke's magnetic central performance and Linklater's expertise on how to tell a good story with almost nothing but dialogue, "Blue Moon" goes down easy even if it doesn't rest in the mind for very long.

Rating of
2/4

Vicious

Chris Kavan - wrote on 11/05/25

On the plus side, it has Dakota Fanning but on the downside - what the hell is happening and also why should I care? An old lady gifts a mysterious box to our leading lady who proceeds to play its game - which involves a lot of crying, a few jump scares and some emotional baggage. Also the old lady shows up again, you wonder if everything was just in her head until the ending which just leaves more questions. No backstory on our box, a little gore here and there but mostly just me wondering …

Rating of
2/4

After the Hunt

Matt - wrote on 10/28/25

OMG! WTF did I just watch! I went to see this movie because of two names attached to it, Julia Roberts and Luca Gandagnino! Normally movies with Julia Roberts and director Luca Guadagnino are great but this one is just terrible

Rating of
2.5/4

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (2025)

Matt - wrote on 10/19/25

Ok is all I have to say! The 1992 original with Rebeca De Mornay and Annabelle Scorra is a master piece of cinema! The remake has none of the charm of its predisecor and it falls a little flat

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