This month’s movie reviews run the gamut in terms of genres; we’ve got everything from heartfelt drama to action-thriller and horror. Amongst these three summer releases is also my favorite new release of the season so far.

Personal tastes change over time. You can watch a movie when it first comes out, think it’s fantastic, then rewatch the same film years later and find it to be not nearly as good. So, I was curious to see what I thought of The Town, a movie I really enjoyed when it was released 15 years ago.

Get ready to run from a horde of very fast zombies, swim with some dangerous sharks, and learn all about the teachings of the sovereign citizen movement, as we review three recent 2025 releases.

In this month’s movie review post, we’ll take a look at a pair of recent horror releases and a (very, very long) epic drama that came out all the way back in 2024.

The three movies we’ll be going over in this month’s movie article don’t have too much in common, but if I had to pick one aspect they all have that’s similar, it’s that none of them are suitable for children.

In this roundup of 2025 films, it’s time to review three very different movies. If you’re looking for a spy thriller, a realistic war story, or a British comedy, you might be able to find a film that interests you amongst this trio of titles.

After reviewing a trio of films earlier this month that I didn’t particularly care for, it was time for me to plop back down on the couch and watch three more movies in a quest to find titles worthy of my recommendation.

In this month’s movie reviews, we’ll take a look at three 2024 releases that I didn’t enjoy nearly as much as most moviegoers seemed to.

Gladiator II is a bad movie. It’s not funny-bad. It’s also not truly awful to the point that it offends my very being. It is simply not good. Gladiator II is one big nothingburger of a movie – a film whose worst offense may simply be the fact that it exists.

As we welcome a new year of movies and television, let’s take a look back at three films that came out towards the latter part of 2024 and discuss if any of them are worth watching this January.

As we turn the final page of our 2024 calendars and head off into 2025, it’s time to take one last look back at the year that was and hand out some much deserved Best (and Worst) Awards!

These three films, that were released to streaming in the later half of 2024, are drastically different from one another. But, they are all worthwhile watches depending on the sort of movie you’re in the mood for.

This November, we’ll be going over three newly streaming movies — one that’s pretty good, one that’s pretty bad, and one that’s pretty average. Read on to discover which film falls into which category, so you know what to watch as we enter into the latter part of 2024!

In honor of Halloween, let’s go over three impactful horror movies from the 1990s. How do they hold up and how scary are they by 2024 standards?

The Silence of the Lambs was released to both critical and commercial acclaim over 20 years ago. How scary is it and how well does it hold up today?

I was fairly certain after watching the abomination that was A Quiet Place: Day One, that I had discovered the “winner” for what would be the worst movie I’d watch in 2024. Well, a new contender has entered the ring. Because Blink Twice is bad.

Kinds of Kindness, the latest Yorgos Lanthimos film, is comprised of three different (very weird) tales. It might not have wide-reaching appeal, but it should satisfy fans of absurdist comedy.

If the three movies we’ll take a look at in this post have one major thing in common, it’s that they all had potential to be really good, but ultimately fell short of being films I’d strongly recommend.

Wow! This movie is bad. I'd argue that A Quiet Place: Day One isn't enjoyable in any way, shape, or form. It needs to be avoided at all costs!

This August, we’ll take a look at a historical drama set in England in the 16th century, a slasher taking place in 1980s Los Angeles, and a black comedy set in a small British town in the 1920s. All three films feature strong female protagonists and are now streaming, but how do they ultimately grade?