Overlong and surprisingly dull, The Mummy is more interested in repeating other classic horror films to develop a style of its own.
Reviews of the films I saw at SXSW 2026, featuring groundbreaking documentaries, oddball comedies, and ballerinas with razor-tipped dancing shoes.
Good news first: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is better than the first one. The bad news is that it's not much of an improvement.
They Will Kill You is light on plot or logic, but delivers one thousand percent on the gory, over-the-top mayhem that its name promises.
Fist of Legend meets Notting Hill in this furiously entertaining genre mashup that should delight both fans and newcomers alike.
One of the most exciting adventure films ever made, Project Hail Mary is a timeless classic in the making that made me feel like a child again.
Showy and all over the place, The Bride! isn't a good movie, but it's certainly the most movie you'll see this year.
Perfectly watchable and stacked with a terrific cast, Crime 101 is just fine, and that's enough.
A sexless, dull, and unimaginative take on Brontë's iconic novel that profoundly misunderstands its source material.
Lacking the unintentional hilarity of its predecessor, Greenland 2 is a dull and lifeless apocalypse slog without any thrills.
Review | Superbly funny and deeply distressing in equal measure, Gore Verbinski's big screen return is a reason for celebration for fans of unique and original cinema.
The Bone Temple is one of the best films of the year and a triumphant continuation of the iconic horror saga.
