Diablo is a gripping cinematic journey that follows five central characters, each navigating a fragmented reality shaped by secrets, illusions, and personal truths. As the narrative unfolds, the viewer is drawn from passive observer into the minds and emotional landscapes of these individuals each one trapped in their own version of reality.
Indy the Dog tries to protect his owner from malicious forces in Ben Leonberg’s impressive but slight Good Boy.
The hows, whys, history, and importance of the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show are explored in Linus O’Brien’s heartfelt documentary Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror.
Maya’s vacation of terror continues, chased by the Strangers, in Renny Harlin’s The Strangers: Chapter 2, somehow worse than the last one.
A pair of travelers deal with three unwanted, masked houseguests in Renny Harlin’s The Strangers: Chapter 1. Let’s revisit before Chapter 2’s review!
A nonagenarian connects with a grieving young woman over the lie that she’s a Holocaust survivor in Scarlet Johannsen’s fine-enough directing debut, the June Squibb drama Eleanor the Great.
A group of soldiers in WWII wind up stranded in a village after their D-Day arrival is sabotaged, leaving them cut off from help deep in Nazi territory and inadvertently leading them to stumbling upon a secret lab of dastardly design.