Fish Jelly Films (YouTube)

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) 2 days ago 3.5/5 Gruesome and intriguing, The Cycle blends taut suspense with highly effective creature horror. Impressive practical effects and meticulous craftsmanship breathe new life into a familiar trope. Go to Full Review The Cycle (2026) 95% - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) 5 days ago 3/5 Dot-Marie Jones is captivating in Breeder, a twisted tale of eugenics that finds its strength in dark humor and creeping dread, without relying on gore or jump scares. Go to Full Review Breeder (2026) 87% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 27, 2026 3.5/5 At face value, Clayface is a vigilante body horror mash-up, but it reaches deeper into the dark catharsis of vengeance and the terrible consequences when trauma becomes a foundational facet of identity. Go to Full Review Clayface (2026) 77% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 27, 2026 2/5 Much prettier than its Street Fighter predecessors, this latest iteration of the beloved video game still wallows in the same pit of blandness and narrative stupidity, its Pu pu platter of characters floundering with failed attempts at comedic relief... Go to Full Review Street Fighter (2026) 41% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 27, 2026 3.5/5 Surprisingly emotional for a hybrid survival drama creature feature, Whalefall works best at its queasiest, with Austin Abrams once again showcasing his talents as a poster boy of ragtag, roughneck resiliency. Go to Full Review Whalefall (2026) 74% - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 24, 2026 2/5 Derivative and hampered by questionable performances and a confusing story, The Geechee Witch offers just enough competent filmmaking and intrigue to make it barely worth a watch. Go to Full Review The Geechee Witch: A Boo Hag Story (2024) - - - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 23, 2026 3/5 Messy but entertaining, Clayface takes its time getting where it needs to go, all the while delivering highly effective body horror with a bad romance. Go to Full Review Clayface (2026) 77% - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 16, 2026 2.5/5 Whalefall’s schmaltz overwhelms both its father-son coming-of-age story and its creature-feature thrills, making it difficult to invest in either. Go to Full Review Whalefall (2026) 74% - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 16, 2026 2.5/5 Stylish, stupid, and surprisingly homoerotic, Street Fighter boasts an awesome, if oddly anachronistic, soundtrack, but its strained comedy and bloated runtime wear out its welcome. More fighting and fewer forced laughs would have gone a long way. Go to Full Review Street Fighter (2026) 41% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 15, 2026 3.5/5 While the production value might not equal the heartfelt performance of its cast, Out of Darkness features a phenomenal performance from Diana Ross as a woman suffering from paranoid schizophrenia... Go to Full Review Out of Darkness (1994) - - 89%

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 13, 2026 3.5/5 You Can See Everything plays more like a horror comedy than a credible documentary, sharing its subject’s apparent disregard for truth and integrity. Still, it’s a car crash you can’t look away from. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 96% - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 10, 2026 3/5 Diana Ross elevates Out of Darkness above its generic Movie-of-the-Week trappings, delivering a heartfelt performance in a production that occasionally feels bankrolled by a pharmaceutical company. Go to Full Review Out of Darkness (1994) - - 89%

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 9, 2026 2.5/5 Other Mommy contends the truth may simultaneously set one free while also establishing a more complex kind of prison, but Rob Savage creates a horror film which likewise negates itself, leaning into certain tropes while wildly subverting others... Go to Full Review Other Mommy (2026) 19% - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 9, 2026 2.5/5 With striking visuals, moments of genuine eeriness, and a committed Jessica Chastain, Other Mommy is a ridiculous, campy mess—but it's enjoyable enough. Go to Full Review Other Mommy (2026) 19% - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 9, 2026 2.5/5 Alice Krige is a bright spot in The Restoration of Grayson Manor, but a muddled plot keeps its promising premise from delivering enough satisfying scares or laughs. Go to Full Review The Restoration at Grayson Manor (2025) 90% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 3.5/5 There are no truths or innate revelations unveiled in You Can See Everything, a meta mind game of sarcasm and irony which entertains and perplexes....if there is any insight into Elizabeth Holmes, it's through a glass darkly. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 96% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 2.5/5 Though paying loving homage ti a variety of iconic horror films, The Restoration at Grayson Manor gets bogged down by a level of absurdity diminishing both its camp sensibilities and real-world cruelties. However, all hail Alice Krige... Go to Full Review The Restoration at Grayson Manor (2025) 90% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 4/5 The play's the thing catching consciences of kings in Iñárritu's sprawling, satirical portrait of our collective complicity in self-destruction whilst also examining the inherent necessity of art as an essential mirror for behavioral contemplation. Go to Full Review Digger (2026) 53% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 2/5 The Social Reckoning bangs the drum if a moral compass broken irreparably long ago, making Aaron Sorkin's well intentioned exercise merely a superficial expose of obvious truth oblivious to darker underlying causes, desperate to reclaim... Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

Joseph Robinson Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 2.5/5 Heavy-handed and saddled with awkward humor, The Social Reckoning delivers little reckoning—too timid to examine the psychology of social media addiction or its corrosive impact on society. Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -