A killer unicorn in an A24 movie sounds unhinged in the best way — and while Death of a Unicorn takes its time getting there, the gore and ending make it worth the ride.

The Ghost Game starts off painfully familiar, but a well-handled twist and surprisingly effective gore managed to pull me back in by the end.

What I expected to be a straightforward disaster movie turned into an emotionally complex, AI-driven meditation on humanity, memory, and survival — and unfortunately, that depth drowned my excitement instead of elevating it.

Anaconda (2025) is a self-aware, meta comedy that leans more into nostalgia and humor than creature horror. While it’s fun and charming, the lack of focus on the titular snake may surprise fans expecting a full-blown monster movie.

Avatar: Fire and Ash is not just visually stunning — it’s emotionally powerful, world-expanding, and proof that Pandora remains one of the most iconic fictional universes ever created. From the Ash Clan to massive war sequences, this movie is pure cinematic magic.