Bill Bria

Bill Bria Slashfilm Oct 15, 2026 5.5/10 It's an attractive and engaging film that unfortunately leaves a bad aftertaste. Go to Full Review Street Fighter (2026) 42% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Oct 6, 2026 8/10 So, while "V/H/S/Mixtape" may not be the best entry in the series, it's the one that feels like it has the best theme so far. Go to Full Review V/H/S/MIXTAPE (2026) 50% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Sep 29, 2026 7/10 Bridging the gulf is Tom Cruise in the title role, and it's through his performance that the film really opens up. Go to Full Review Digger (2026) 52% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Sep 18, 2026 7/10 I Play Rocky makes a respectable companion piece to Rocky itself. Go to Full Review I Play Rocky (2026) 89% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Sep 14, 2026 9/10 Wild Horse Nine is a wonderfully written, beautifully performed elegy of a film, and is McDonagh's most emotional and incisive work to date. Go to Full Review Wild Horse Nine (2026) 94% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Sep 2, 2026 7/10 "Fall 2" makes a name for itself with wilder stakes, double the twists, and an eye toward making the series into a sort of soap opera with extreme heights. Go to Full Review Fall 2: Deadpoint (2026) 52% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Aug 21, 2026 7/10 ...while it may not necessarily be the best Statham film, it feels like the most quintessential. Go to Full Review Mutiny (2026) 49% - -

Bill Bria Discussing Film Aug 19, 2026 3/5 Thanks to its clever and effective scares, Out of the Further proves that this long-running horror franchise still has plenty of gas left in the tank. Go to Full Review Insidious: Out of the Further (2026) 58% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Aug 12, 2026 10/10 Mitchell has made a highly personal movie that resonates with its depth as much as it delights with its action and visual effects. Go to Full Review The End of Oak Street (2026) 86% - -

Bill Bria That Hollywood Show Aug 3, 2026 8/10 What ultimately makes The Devil’s Mouth work as well as it does is that specificity as well as commitment to its genre and its premise. Go to Full Review The Devil's Mouth (2026) 41% - -

Bill Bria Crooked Marquee Aug 3, 2026 B Some tonal missteps aside, Feast is a Christmas movie with genuine warmth and heart. Go to Full Review Feast of the Seven Fishes (2019) 88% 87%

Bill Bria Crooked Marquee Aug 3, 2026 C- Unlike the great political thrillers, Sequestrada does a disservice to its subject by presenting it with all the emotion of a PowerPoint presentation. Go to Full Review Arara (2019) - - - -

Bill Bria Crooked Marquee Aug 3, 2026 B- Ultimately, like its protagonist, Worth can’t quite reconcile such a massive, complex issue. Its only answer to that central question of what life’s worth is is yet another question: "Is that it?" Go to Full Review Worth (2020) 81% 76%

Bill Bria Crooked Marquee Aug 3, 2026 B+ Director David Bruckner has quietly been establishing himself over the last decade as one of this generation’s most dependably solid horror filmmakers, and The Night House should serve as his primary director’s reel for years to come. Go to Full Review The Night House (2020) 88% 69%

Bill Bria Crooked Marquee Aug 3, 2026 A Ultimately, the film is the next sentence in a conversation America and its art have been having recently about capitalism and class, and how deadening those institutions can be. Go to Full Review Kajillionaire (2020) 90% 47%

Bill Bria Crooked Marquee Aug 3, 2026 A- The film may feel a little frivolous at times, and never attempts to go too far with its premise. Even so, Palm Springs is a movie that’s a delight to get stuck inside for a while. Go to Full Review Palm Springs (2020) 95% - -

Bill Bria Dread Central Aug 3, 2026 4/5 Although Hollywood 90028 is ostensibly about a serial killer who works as a cameraman for a porn producer, it’s far from the average exploitation movie of that era or any era, really. Go to Full Review Hollywood 90028 (1973) 89% - -

Bill Bria Soundsphere Aug 3, 2026 3/5 To paraphrase "Zombieland: Double Tap," you have a lot of choices when it comes to new zombie movies, and if you choose "We Are Zombies," you’re at least likely to have a good time. Go to Full Review We Are Zombies (2023) 100% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Jul 29, 2026 7/10 As with "BlackBerry," Johnson brings a winning, warts-and-all texture to the film, making it a recognizable yet tasty dish. Go to Full Review Tony (2026) 93% - -

Bill Bria Slashfilm Jul 20, 2026 7/10 It's the most obtuse film of Refn's since 2003's "Fear X," which is saying a lot for a man who holds surrealists like Alejandro Jodorowsky in high regard. Go to Full Review Her Private Hell (2026) 40% - -