Dive into Gore Verbinski’s Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, a satirical adventure that examines American escapism.

Uncover the themes of Elizabeth Lo’s Mistress Dispeller, a film addressing marriage, infidelity, and societal judgments.

Uncover the charm of R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead, a delightful creepy story ideal for family Halloween viewing.

Even a gripping Willem Dafoe and beautiful visuals can’t save the dragging and too monotonous ‘The Souffleur’.

While H Is for Hawk can be challenging at times due to its drawn-out pacing, it’s still heartbreakingly portrays loss, drama and connection.

While The Choral by Nicholas Hytner lacks depth and drama, it oozes warmth, authenticity and wonderful performances.

Black Phone 2 is an enjoyable fright until it’s not. Turning up the gore, dread, and overall slasher vibes that the first film failed to capitalize on.

The Mastermind offers a deep dive into 70s cinema, showcasing a character study intertwined with an art heist in Framingham.