Ballerina: John Wick Universe (R: 2025)

Ballerina steps into the spotlight as one of the most talked-about spin-offs in the John Wick universe, bringing fresh energy and a new viewpoint to fans of the series. This film promises more than just another round of gunfights, weaving in a compelling new lead character and exploring uncharted corners of the crime saga we know and love.

Karate Kid Legends (2025: PG-13)

Karate Kid Legends bursts onto the screen as a true five-star sequel, breathing new life into the classic story of honor, friendship, and personal strength. With rich martial arts sequences, raw depictions of bullying, and the spirit of kung fu woven into each scene, the film bridges generations of fans. Anyone drawn to tales of overcoming obstacles or fascinated by the legacy of the Karate Kid will find plenty to admire. Its place within the legendary series makes it a must-see, especially for those who cherish stories about standing up to bullies and the power of martial arts to transform lives.

Netflix’s Sirens Series Review: Mythological Soap

Netflix’s Sirens is a rare series that blends drama, romance, action, and comedy into a story that hooks you from the start. With a 4.5 out of 5 stars rating, it’s easy to see why viewers won’t stop talking about this mythological soap. The show’s creative edge and fast-paced plot keep you guessing, and Julianne …

Final Destination: Bloodlines (R: 2025)

A crackle of anticipation greeted the arrival of Final Destination: Bloodlines, the seventh film in a saga legendary for weaving together fantasy, death, horror, and demons with almost mythic resonance. As the latest chapter in this enduring series, Bloodlines not only conjures elaborate fatal set pieces but rises as a box office powerhouse, its commercial success reflecting a cultural appetite for stories that confront mortality through suspense and uncanny forces. The film serves as a fierce homage to Tony Todd, whose presence has haunted the franchise since its earliest, most formative moments.

Fountain of Youth Movie (PG-13: 2025)

Ah the infamous “Fountain of Youth.” I was excited when I saw this, but quickly realized it has nothing to do with Ponce de Leon and his fountain. From the first frames, “Fountain of Youth” invites viewers into a world where ancient tales and elusive springs are more than stories passed down through centuries. The film draws on a rich mix of folklore, magic waters, curses, and cures; subjects that have fascinated both scholars and explorers for generations. These themes aren’t just footnotes in legend; they live at the crossroads of belief and science, where archaeologists and storytellers alike find meaning.

Mission Impossible Final Reckoning (PG-13: 2025)

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning delivers pure action, adventure, and high-stakes drama from the first scene. The 8th chapter in the series pushes Tom Cruise and his team to brave new heights, both literally and in story. I’ve always enjoyed the Mission Impossible movies, so I don’t know why I was on the fence about whether or not to be excited about this film. It was surprisingly good and on par with current day conspiracies.

Hurry Up Tomorrow (R: 2025) Abel Tesfaye Shines in a Surreal, Early Premiere for AMC A-List Members

As an AMC A-List member, I was invited to the first showing at my local AMC theater to Abel Tesfaye’s new film, Hurry Up Tomorrow. As usual, it’s on my Wednesday billing for a double-feature. The film isn’t just another psychological thriller; it’s an unpredictable journey that hooks you from its first scene. The surreal …

Clown in a Cornfield (R: 2025) Horror, Clowns, Killers Unleashed

Definitely my kind of horror … Fog crawls across empty fields, and the only sound is the dry rustle of corn stalks. A wide, painted smile gleams from the shadows, waiting just outside the safe circle of popcorn and theater seats. “Clown in a Cornfield” pulls horror, clowns, and killers into sharp focus, offering a …

Three Thousand Years of Longing (R: 2022) Djinn, Folklore, Genies, Magic, and the Power of Wishes Explored

I’ve watched this charm a few times. It’s mesmerizing, fantastical, great special effects, and a good plot. I love the telling. 5 stars out of 5: Thomas Baurley, Techno Tink Media : design.technotink.com. A hotel room in Istanbul becomes the stage for a rare and beautiful encounter: an erudite scholar, played with quiet precision by …

Death of a Unicorn (R: 2025): Mythology, Cryptids, and Unicorns Shine

I missed this one at the theaters. By the time I saw the previews, it had already left the big screen … at least in my area. I saw it available on Amazon Prime, but I have no idea when it would be discounted or have free streaming. I got impatient. Being a big fan …