Gaia
In a forest-based thriller that succeeds at putting viewers on edge, the standout threats are fungi-crusted monsters.
In a forest-based thriller that succeeds at putting viewers on edge, the standout threats are fungi-crusted monsters.
A party game–turned–video game is now a whodunit murder-mystery.
Some horror/sci-fi titles about the unknown, the macabre, the potentially supernatural are perfect viewing for those seeking catharsis post-2020.
The subjects are former civilians of the Third Reich: ex-SS, ex-Hitler Youth, and “ordinary” folk who worked the remedial jobs that allowed the Nazis to commit genocide.
Like its titular horse, this sports movie, starring Toni Collette, has a good amount of spirit.
Simplicity is key to why this simmering thriller works, both in its premise and cinematography.
The premise is as simple as it gets: a man locks himself out of room and has a journey of self-discovery.
A cautiously optimistic look on possible solutions to overpopulation and climate change.
Currently, Sebastian Stan is enjoying his time in the spotlight thanks to The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. For those who might be disappointed in the current state of Bucky Barnes’s love life, Stan's new romantic drama unwittingly overcompensates.