The Northman is a bold, brilliant epic that marks a new creative height for director Robert Eggers.

Everything Everywhere All At Once is an inventive, complex and emotional assault on the sense that may be one of the best films I've seen.

Fun, fresh and full of heart, Turning Red represents a triumphant new direction for Pixar.

All five Scream films ranked from worst to best.

The new Scream is a fresh, gory new take on the franchise for a contemporary audience.

Every film I watched at this year's Sundance ranked from worst to best.

Taking a look back at the best fifteen films of 2021!

After a big and strange year for cinema, we look back on the worst it had to offer.

Every entry in the seminal horror franchise ranked from best to worst.

Halloween Kills is a ridiculous and bloody fun mess of a sequel.

A flawed reboot that despite some genuinely great moments and a terrific third act isn't quite the return to form it was made it out to be.

Brutal, bold and emotionally resonant, Rob Zombie's Halloween II is the most underrated film in the franchise.

Revisiting Rob Zombie's highly flawed but incredibly interesting 2007 remake.

Halloween: Resurrection is a colossal failure on nearly every level that provides extreme entertainment regardless.

Fast and energetic yet refreshingly simple and straightforward, Halloween H20 is a breath of fresh air for the franchise.

An overstuffed, overwrought and disappointing conclusion to a once promising trilogy.

Lamb is an original and intriguing film that ultimately doesn't quite satisfy.

Bland, unfocused and redundant, Halloween 5 is the worst Halloween yet.

Halloween 4 is an ultimately unnecessary but surprisingly fresh entry in the franchise.

Julia Ducournau's shocking and thought provoking tour-de-force is violent and tender in equal measure.