Eco-Horror Featured Rank Your Favorite Eco-Horror Flicks Eco-horror films like Annihilation, The Birds, and Gaia show nature striking back with plague, predators, and fungal nightmares. This ranked list dives into the genre’s most chilling visions of ecological revenge.
Robert Eggers Featured The Northman (2022) ★★★★★ The Northman review — Robert Eggers delivers a brutal Viking revenge epic. On my third watch, it finally clicked: Skarsgård feral, Anya Taylor-Joy radiant, and Eggers firing on all cylinders. Immersive, mythic, unforgettable.
Alien Featured Alien: Earth (2025) Alien: Earth review — FX/Hulu sci‑fi horror: Xenomorphs invade Earth with AI‑synth‑cyborg drama in gritty 4K. Created by Noah Hawley, produced by Ridley Scott, powered by Weta’s practical effects—nostalgic, huge and cinematic
Cult Film Featured Everyone is wrong about Ice Cube's War of the Worlds In my 5★ rewatch of War of the Worlds (2025), Ice Cube channels the edge he had in Boyz n the Hood—ad-libbing like Doughboy with a Homeland Security clearance in a "real-life" alien invasion that fuses Host (2020)’s Covid chaos with ’50s B-movie paranoia with MST3K-ready charm.
Journal Featured Ad Astra (2019) ★★★★½ "I am looking forward to the day my solitude ends." I didn’t appreciate Ad Astra when I first saw it in 2019. Thought it was emotionally flat, visually cold, and hollow at the core. Turns out, I was describing myself. Back then, I was a wreck. Deep
Cult Film Featured The Manitou (1979) ★★★★ Psychic tumors, shaman dwarfs, topless laser battles in space—and Tony Curtis in silk shirts. I saw The Manitou on a black-and-white TV in 1979, and it broke my 12-year-old brain. Now I’ve seen the uncensored version... and it’s even more insane than I remembered.
Movie Nostradamus Featured Jeff Goldblum Warned Us About Sam Altman in 1993 In 1993, Dr. Ian Malcolm warned us about tampering with nature. What if he was also warning us about Silicon Valley?
Featured The Fantastic Four: Next steps (2025) ★★★★½ Marvel is back, baby! I went into this with low expectations. From the trailer, I thought the characters were mediocre, the CGI on the Human Torch and Thing weren't that great, and the retro-futuristic 60s aesthetic, inspired by The Jetsons, isn’t my thing. But about 30 minutes
Featured Superman (2025) ★★★★★ Superman is a near-perfect film. Christopher Reeve knocked my socks off in a theater when I was 10 years old. It's the first Superman movie that made me feel like that giddy kid impressed by what I thought were the best special effects ever. But it was the
Featured 28 years Later (2025) ★★★★★ I went into 28 Years Later, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland’s long-awaited return to their genre-defining zombie apocalypse, with sky-high expectations. The teaser trailer is one of my all-time favorites, an unnerving montage of haunting imagery over a stress-inducing Rudyard Kipling poem. It spoiled nothing, leaving everything to the
