Fear Street: Part One 1994 kicks off with a beautiful twist of an homage to the first Scream, mirroring the method and timing of the kill(s) early on, along with other tributes such as a prick making a mockery of the recent murders down the school hallway, and even a score reminiscent of Scream at times. All before making a tongue in cheek jab at R.L. Stine's The Wrong Number. Homages can be very hit or miss depending on how crafty the director is in balancing the tightrope of "remake" and "homage", but Fear Street's Leigh Janiak knocks it out of the park. Fear Street plays like a love song to the 90s with feverishly fun kills and an outstanding soundtrack.

The F9 family races onto the screen with the all of the explosive crazy we have come to know from the Fast & Furious franchise.

A small town is under siege by a murderous werewolf...or is it? Mystery, thrills, and laughs collide in Werewolves Within.

Luca leaps out of the sea to overcome life’s challenges in a simple story about friendship and fun.

The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard is an enjoyable enough action romp, and Salma Hayek is an easy standout, but this cast deserved a tighter script. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

In The Heights is the crowd-singing, chair-shaking, summer fever-inducing, electrified block party we all needed after the past year and a half. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Cruella showcases the marvelous talents of Emma Stone and Emma Thompson while deftly bringing the iconic villain's origin story to life. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

John Krasinski manages to escape the laws of the sequel and crafts a worthy follow-up with A Quiet Place Part II. Read on for our review.

Lucifer's final season does the series justice with humor, love, death, some gritty fight scenes (thanks Netflix!), and one of the most fun and clever musical episodes, and is riddled with a talented cast hyped all the way up, offering their Sunday best. As it turns out, the devil ain't so bad after all.

Seance could have benefitted from a bit more logic in its plotting and a dose of manic energy in the proceedings, but overall this is an entertaining thriller worth a watch. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

North Hollywood is a coming-of-age tale about Michael (Ryder McLaughlin) in North Hollywood, L.A., whose dream of being a professional skateboarder is challenged by his blue-collar father (Vince Vaughn). Much of the film is by the book, but if you're looking for a short and sweet coming-of-age film about dreams and navigating male bonds, it's worth a rental.

High Ground is a simplistic yet beautifully shot historical revenge thriller, highlighted by Simon Baker's restrained performance and newcomer Jacob Junior Nayinggul.

Wildcat follows a journalist as she is captured, interrogated, and tortured in enemy hands. Driven by Georgina Campbell’s captivating performance, Wildcat is a taut drama with a thrilling final act.

Beast Beast follows three youths in various states of adolescence in search of meaning, fun, and adoration. Read on for our review.

The Fallout is a remarkable film that explores the ramifications of tragedy on our adolescents and how the human conditional response is not a one-size-fits-all.