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Destined to be loved by fans of the source material, this adaptation suffers from bland visuals, a bloated runtime, and uncharismatic co-lead.

Eggers’ reimagined Nosferatu is a visually gripping descent into darkness, with haunting performances from Lily-Rose Depp and Bill Skarsgård.

Unnecessary for sure, but this origin story has enough roar to merit a watch by fans.

A chilling exploration of identity, desire, and the complexities of the human condition, led by Sebastian Stan’s raw, vulnerable performance.

Drips with authenticity and style, begging us to look deeper into the madness and loneliness of counterculture fame and success.

Ridley Scott’s sequel entertains, but never quite reaches the emotional heights of its predecessor.

A subpar comedy effort that’s less a return to form for the Farrelly Brothers and more a return to sender.

Park’s sophomore feature finds real magic in her lo-fi comedy from the personality both behind and in front of the camera.

A poorly executed meta action-comedy matching Jackie Chan with an equally poorly rendered CGI panda.

The tale of SNL’s opening night will be fun for fans but never really sings, buckling under the pressure of its limited scope.