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Leonor Will Never Die rethinks Being John Malkovich for an era of movie obsession

It’s a strange, surreal fantasy, midway between The Wizard of Oz and a scrappy meta-movie comedy

By Katie Rife

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There’s fascinating drama underneath Nanny’s obligatory Blumhouse scares

Not every movie needs a horror hook

By Steven Nguyen Scaife

Bones and All revives an age-old love story in a thrillingly bloody new way

By Tasha Robinson November 24

Glass Onion loses Knives Out’s sharp edge

By Oli Welsh November 24

Andor broke down its hero by building up his home

By Joshua Rivera November 23

Steven Spielberg turned his origin story into one of his best movies: The Fabelmans

By Robert Daniels November 22

Top Gun: Maverick gets its real-life match in the dramatic thriller Devotion

By Jesse Hassenger November 22

The Devil in Me tackles the true-crime craze, and it’s scary as hell

By Cass Marshall November 22

Evil West’s Doom-like combat can’t save its middling Wild West tale

By Reid McCarter November 21

Disney’s wild fantasy Strange World dreams big, with one big exception

By Petrana Radulovic November 21

The bloody thriller The Menu finishes the grim story that Pig started

By Tasha Robinson November 18

Enchanted was a Disney game-changer, but the sequel loses the magic

By Petrana Radulovic November 18

In Netflix’s Slumberland, Jason Momoa goes full Fun Fantasy Dad

By Susana Polo November 18

Tim Burton’s Wednesday makes everyone an outcast, leaving little room for outcasts

By Petrana Radulovic November 18

Bardo finds a two-time Best Picture winner going maximum masturbatory

By Katie Rife November 17

Scarlet and Violet are a step back for Pokémon’s open-world era

By Kenneth Shepard November 17

Florence Pugh hunts for miracles in Netflix’s strange thriller The Wonder

By Katie Rife November 16

Playing Nazi Germany against Soviet Russia is a tough sell in the year of our lord 2022

By Charlie Hall November 15

Surprise! RIPD 2: Rise of the Damned is actually better than the original movie

By Jesse Hassenger November 15

The Crown courts controversy as it approaches real tragedy

By Rebecca Long November 15

Somerville is a worthy spiritual sequel to Limbo and Inside

By Chris Plante November 14

Obsidian’s murder mystery Pentiment is full of tough, Fallout-style choices

By Jay Castello November 14

Wolfwalkers’ studio gets emotional again with My Father’s Dragon on Netflix

By Oli Welsh November 11

Tactics Ogre: Reborn manages to be both timeless and dated

By Oli Welsh November 10

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a thunderous ode to love conquering death

By Toussaint Egan November 8

Sonic Frontiers almost pulls off its open world

By Diego Nicolás Argüello November 7

With Something in the Dirt, The Endless’ directors deconstruct themselves to death

By Steven Nguyen Scaife November 4

The Wordle board game is a joyless, lazy knockoff of the hit digital game

By Charlie Hall November 4

The best time loop game of 2022 is a teen sci-fi gem

By Nicole Clark November 4

Enola Holmes 2 is even better than the first one

By Petrana Radulovic November 4

God of War Ragnarök feels trapped between great design and blockbuster movies

By Alexis Ong November 3

Star Ocean: The Divine Force relies too heavily on PS2-era nostalgia

By Josh Broadwell November 2

One Piece Film: Red finds a fantastic way to upend the One Piece universe

By Cezary Jan Strusiewicz November 2

The must-play puzzle game of 2022 is a pixelated murder mystery

By Nicole Carpenter November 1

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