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As it stands, I am sitting at 100 new release movies watched across 2026. Big ol' number one-hundred was Resident Evil, and that was a huge hit for me. Last year, I managed 117 new releases watched for 2025, and here I am not even at the end of September as of this writing, and I'm at triple digits already! Even though I'm getting fewer screener movies than I used to, I'm well on my way to beat out last year's personal best. I'm honestly doing a bang up job on movie watching

Ko Bum-seok (Hwang Jung-min) is the police chief of Hope Harbor, a small town located near the DMZ in South Korea. He gets a call from his cousin, Ko Sung-ki (Zo In-sung), about a dead cow in the road with unnatural wounds. Rumors begin circulating that a tiger is the culprit, but a trip back into town reveals more unnatural carnage among the cows—and even a farmer. When Bum-seok returns to town, he finds a massacre: buildings torn apart, bodies strewn across the streets, and

I need to tell you about the rain. In The Last House, a Netflix thriller that cost considerably more money than it had any right to, the rain is sentient. The rain seals your doors shut. The rain makes your windows unbreakable. The rain, and I cannot stress this enough, knows how to lock your garage door. This is a film in which hostile precipitation has developed a working understanding of residential architecture and has chosen to use that knowledge against us. I watched al

Tom Holland comes swinging back into movie theatres with Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the 4th instalment of his Spider-Man franchise from Sony Pictures and Disney’s Marvel. After almost 5 years without Peter Parker gracing our screens, the fans were ready to sit back and watch their favourite friendly crime-fighting superhero. As someone who has grown up with all the iterations of Spider-Man: Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Shameik Moore, I've always had an attachment to H

A small fishing village is in quite a slump. Thirty years ago, their livelihood depended on a fishing vessel called Rose of Nevada, and a storm took out the ship and its crew. One morning, the ship mysteriously returns into the harbor. Local businessman and owner of the boat Mike (Edward Rowe) is stunned, but sees this as an opportunity. Nick (George MacKay) is a husband and father, struggling to make ends meet. While trying to fix the roof of his home, it collapses in on him

Another week, another new horror release has hit my favorite streaming service, Shudder. To be absolutely honest, Shudder has not been knocking it out of the park so far in 2026. So far of note, we have had Honey Bunch and Forbidden Fruits as outings that I quite enjoyed, and that was just about it. Well, I guess sMothered wasn't bad, either. But it's July as I write this, and they release, as I said, a new movie every week. Most of which I have watched! And most of which hav

Many people who are going to see Supergirl have seen an endless amount of superhero movies. We know the formula, the tropes, the way villains function. We've seen it all many times before. As these movies continue to be made, they really have to find ways to rise above that and stand out from the pack. Supergirl doesn't even try. The film follows Supergirl herself, Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock), as she goes on a journey to find the antidote to a poison dart in order to save her