Halloween: H20 debuted on the silver screen in 1998, 20 years after the original Halloween (1978), with a very talented and very 90s cast.

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Inside is a film in which the very concept is enough to make most people’s skin crawl.

There are more adaptations of Hamlet, dear Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophies.

The most surprising aspect of Bright is how ultimately, it’s still a formulaic buddy copy movie dressed up with some extra fantasy spectacle.

The Mouse exists to make money and alienating fans is a sure way to not do that.

Visually, the film is spectacular and brings to the screen some of the most beautiful images in the history of the series.

The Last Jedi is a better movie, structurally and even emotionally than Force Awakens, but it’s flawed and definitely less fun and is driving so many fans to the dark side.

Xavier Gens’ Frontier(s) is one of the most recognizable films of the French Extremity movement and certainly earns its stripes with graphic, visceral violence.