Like most biopics, I Wanna Dance with Somebody won’t teach you anything, but the soundtrack slaps.

If you’re obsessed with the movies, the genesis of creativity, or Steven Spielberg, The Fabelmans is a must-see.

Gross and grosser. The rich get theirs – again – in Ruben Östlund’s ambitious Triangle of Sadness.

Relax, Lam Sum’s The Narrow Road is only kinda sorta a COVID movie.

Shrek who? Antonio Banderas is back as Puss in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.

Best not go to court armed with Fantasy•World as Exhibit A.

James Cameron returns to Pandora with the first of four Avatar sequels, Avatar: The Way of Water. And holy shit!

Iranian-Danish director Ali Abbasi follows his minor key Border with the major key Holy Spider.

Sadako DX goes back to the Ring, ahem, well. Cover that thing, already.

Even if This Love Disappears from the World Tonight. Aiyah, this again…

And So The Baton Is Passed. I have thoughts.

Do you get more excited about root canals than about Christmas? Then Violent Night is for you.

Where were you when Notre-Dame burned? In traffic if Notre Dame on Fire holds any truth.

Eating the rich has rarely been as delectable as it is in Mark Mylod’s The Menu.

Strange World is Disney’s most modern, effortlessly inclusive family adventure. See it on a big screen.

Bros is every rom-com ever, just with dudes. In 2022, this is progress.

Bones and All is the year’s best YA cannibal road trip horror-romance. At least its unique.

Do we want to hear about Harvey Weinstein all over again? Well, She Said thinks we should.

Ryan Coogler follows up his record-breaking, trend-setting Black Panther without his leading man. No pressure…

One of Hong Kong’s most sensational crimes get the cinematic treatment in first time director Ho Cheuk-tin’s The Sparring Partner.