“The Banshees of Inisherin” lives up to the hype in just about every single way, delivering a near masterpiece tragicomedy powered by impeccable filmmaking and devastating performances.
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“American Horror Story: NYC” takes its stories to the 1980s LGBTQ communities and drops mysteries of plague, specters, and serial killers.
“Bitch Ass” is classic slasher fun, invoking the sentiment “they just don’t make em’ like they use to” with resounding nostalgic fondness.
“Triangle of Sadness” simply can’t let go of its contempt for its characters to be as fun as the satirical portrayal of them should be.
“Tár” is a lot of film, and is elevated by Field’s incredible script and direction as well as Blanchett’s commanding performance.
“Halloween Ends” is a much needed finality to the tired franchise. Pity it’s not better.
“Spirit Halloween” bounces aimlessly from family fun to a marketing commercial, never really being imaginative enough to tap into whatever it could be.
The Midnight Club is a heartfelt, human story about dealing with death, life, and what — if anything — comes after.
“Sissy” is a really fun, subversive slasher that is packed with dark comedy, brutal kills, and some clever commentary on influencer culture
“Speak No Evil” becomes a psychological earworm that transforms into unfettered brutality, the likes of which you probably aren’t ready for but were prepared to be caught off guard.