Jameses Watkins and McAvoy team up for a totally respectable remake of Eurothriller Speak No Evil.

The Crow flies again, and you should really just read the comic.

Cho Jung-seok toplines Kim Han-gyul’s retro gender comedy Pilot and leaves its worst instincts behind.

A Place Called Silence once again takes us to an anonymous SEA hellhole. I’m tired.

Go find Soi Cheang’s Accident instead of risking a splitting headache with The Plot.

In part one of Herman Yau Summer 2024, Crisis Negotiators won’t make you forget the original, but it’s still better than part two.

YOLO proves that sometimes once is enough.

Hey, at least this My Missing Valentine is a little less pervy than the original.

The Invisible Guest remake. Chinese thriller. You know the rest.

The world’s most famous train station pooch is back, this time in China, in Xu Ang’s Hachiko.

Soulmate moves Soul Mate from China to South Korea and it’s anyone’s guess why they bothered.

Do you actually believe for a second Tom Hanks would play an asshole?

Disney’s remake of its own Pinocchio proves the Mouse has turned into George Lucas: it just can’t leave it alone.

Forrest Gump goes to India in Laal Singh Chaddha. And we mean that literally.

Two in one year? Memory makes 2022 a Liam Neeson geriaction bonanza.

You summertime military espionage thriller has arrived.

You know him, you love him, you hate him. Michael Bay returns as only Michael Bay can: Loudly.

Steven Spielberg shows off how remakes should be done.