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‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ Review: A Fun Time That Doesn’t Quite Meet Its Potential
The first film set the bar, does the sequel meet expectations?
‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: Ryan Gosling’s New Space Epic Is Amaze Amaze Amaze
How does the latest Andy Weir adaptation stack up to some of the all-time great sci-fi films?
‘Send Help’ Review: Rachel McAdams Unleashes Her Scream Queen
Sam Raimi's return to his horror-comedy roots is a bloody good time.
Ranking the Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2026
2026 is STACKED with blockbuster movies.
‘Frankenstein’ Review: Jacob Elordi Is at His Best in Guillermo del Toro’s Loaded Adaptation
The latest retelling of Mary Shelley's iconic story portrays a darker, realistic look at the relationship between Victor and his creation.
“You Just Got To Keep Going”: Scott Adkins Talks Tearing His Hamstring Filming ‘Prisoner of War’
In an exclusive interview with AoF, action star Scott Adkins chats about his thrilling new war movie, potential sequels to his biggest hits, and if Chad Stahelski has called him about 'Highlander' yet.
‘Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery’ Review: A Chilling Refresh for Rian Johnson’s Franchise
Benoit Blanc faces his most challenging mystery yet.
‘Tuner’ Review: Every Piece Has Perfect Pitch in This Symphonic Thriller
There's a dash of Whiplash and a whiff of Goodfellas amongst the unique ingenuity of .Tuner.'
‘Sacrifice’ Review: This Starry Satire Starts Strong But Succumbs To Stuffiness
Chris Evans brings both charm and grit as a crashed-out movie star in the entertaining but sloppy eco-focused thriller from director Romain Gavras.
‘Rental Family’ Review: Family-Focused Comedy Is Effective but Frustrating
Brendan Fraser delivers an emotionally effective performance as a struggling actor that becomes a familial surrogate for people in Japan in 'Rental Family'.
‘Sentimental Value’ Review: A Beautiful Exploration of Human Connection
Joachim Trier is one of the very best at exploring ideas of communication, emotion, and the inherently human need for connection.
‘Weapons’ Review: Zach Cregger Cements Himself as a Genre Icon in His ‘Barbarian’ Follow-Up
The former Whitest Kid U'Know proves his debut wasn't a fluke with 'Weapons'.