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Our ranked list of the 175+ best horror movies of the 2020s so far, from Weapons and The Substance to Sinners, Titane and Talk to Me. Updated throughout the decade.

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When The Invite premiered at Sundance earlier this year, it landed as one of the festival’s sharpest surprises: a sex comedy with a soul, powered by four actors all operating at full voltage. (I ...

Now streaming: Hokum is now streaming on Hulu. There’s a witch in the honeymoon suite – or so the local legends say – in Damian McCarthy’s folk horror movie Hokum, but that might end up being the ...

Now available at home: Hope is available to rent or buy on digital as of October 13, 2026, and the Blu-ray is up for preorder. Hope – writer-director-producer Na Hong-jin’s Korean alien invasion ...

With 2025 just about in the rearview window, tis the moment to take stock of what worked in 2025 before turning ahead to the most anticipated movies of 2026. As usual, the films I responded to most ...

Love ’em or hate ’em, horror movies are more popular now than they have ever been. And for great reason. This decade has delivered a multitude of diverse horror options, smashing box office records, ...

Now available at home: Onslaught is available to rent or buy on digital (Apple TV, Amazon and the A24 store) as of October 6, 2026. A subscription streaming date hasn’t been announced yet. Forget ...

I’ll be the first to admit I’m not the biggest Christopher Nolan disciple. His devotees across the internet are as vast as they are loud, but I’ve often found myself struggling to connect with his ...

The elementary-aged kids trapped on It’s Buddy!, including the skeptical Freddy (Delaney Quinn) and courageous Wade (Caleb Williams), soon catch on that something is definitely wrong with their ...

When orphaned Māori woman Mary (Ariāna Osborne) travels to Victorian England in the 1800s to uncover the identities of the parents she never knew, she instead unearths heinous secrets with ...