“Soulm8te” is the third film in the “M3GAN” franchise, following 2022’s “M3GAN” and last year’s sequel. It all the ingredients for a great horror film but does not quite put them together.
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” delivers a grounded, emotional superhero adventure, with Tom Holland leading a strong cast and bringing new depth to Peter Parker.
Brothers Steve “LNS” and Devonta “Big Ski” Lockett — signed to Akon’s Konvict Kulture — are hosting the Sheesh Showcase on Saturday, July 18, with more than two dozen performers.
“Supergirl” delivers strong visuals and a standout performance from Milly Alcock, but choppy editing and a weak villain keep it from fully taking flight.
The sixth “Scary Movie” delivers nostalgic parody fun and plenty of horror references, but its uneven focus and dated humor keep it from fully landing.
“Masters of the Universe” delivers an energetic live-action adventure with strong action scenes, nostalgic touches and a standout performance from Allison Brie.
The film tells the story of Michael Jackson, following his rise with the Jackson 5 from Gary, Indiana to his solo career with major hits like “Off the Wall” and “Thriller.”
The story follows an American family reunited with their daughter years after her kidnapping in Egypt, only to discover that something ancient and terrifying came back with her.
The special takes viewers on a trip down memory lane, revisiting the beginnings of the global phenomenon and revealing how Miley Cyrus first landed the role.
The film follows a young woman, played by Maika Monroe, who is trying to reunite with her daughter years after causing the crash that killed the child’s father.
The film centers on a paranormal podcaster who begins experiencing disturbing supernatural events after receiving a series of emails containing supposedly haunted recordings.
Echoing the gothic romance of “The Shape of Water” and the eerie charm of Hammer Films productions from the 1950s and ’60s, this version feels both nostalgic and refreshingly bold.
The “Scream” series has always thrived on being self-aware, and that commentary on horror tropes is present again for the seventh installment, at least in spirit.
