Creates a world we don’t mind being in a little longer – even if the director seems more interested in getting us in and out as quickly as possible.

Balancing laughter and genuine sentiment, this zom rom-com still manages to be a very effective zombie flick.

Atwood’s long-overdue sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale will likely delight – and infuriate – fans.

A beautifully written parable about betrayal and vengeance when half of the population is taken for granted.

Uniquely satirizes the zombie genre while paying homage to what it takes to create something truly great.

Genuine chemistry between LaBeouf and Gottsagen make this unusual dramedy one of the year’s best.

Succeeds at being both loving homage and self-parody of the Nickelodeon series; a fun and funny ride for all ages.

A decent introduction to Baldacci’s Aloysius Archer series, despite awkward dialogue and near-perfect characters.

A monotonous look at modern relationships and the effects of gaslighting and emotional abuse.

Favors familiar horror tropes over providing an actual horrifying experience.