Screen Rant

Alex Harrison Screen Rant 11 hrs ago 7/10 For family audiences, and especially the girls it's speaking to directly, Steps has the potential to be a meaningful viewing experience. Go to Full Review Steps (2026) - - - -

Alex Harrison Screen Rant 4 days ago 9/10 There is humor, compassion, and plenty of hope to pair with the sadness and anger; the filmmakers sit with these feelings without wallowing in them. The result is some wonderfully cathartic viewing that never feels like too much. Go to Full Review Mouse (2026) 100% - -

Brandon Zachary Screen Rant 4 days ago 6/10 Clunky in places but with strong underlying bones to its story and performances, Drummer Boy is elevated by a well-crafted production, even when its music and characters verge on dull. Go to Full Review Drummer Boy (2026) 55% - -

Alex Harrison Screen Rant 5 days ago 4/10 If you ask me, the parts that work are not remotely worth sitting through the sections that are both lazy and sickly sweet. Go to Full Review JIMMY (2026) 63% - -

Liz Declan Screen Rant 6 days ago 5/10 In the end, The Cat in the Hat undercuts its own wit, charm, and humor with a narrative that refuses any sort of cleaning up or streamlining, and that's really a shame. Go to Full Review The Cat in the Hat (2026) 47% - -

Brandon Zachary Screen Rant 6 days ago 8/10 A proudly over-the-top and gruesomely goofy action movie, The Last Temptation of Becky is just ridiculous enough (and angry enough) to work. Go to Full Review The Last Temptation of Becky (2026) 77% - -

Brandon Zachary Screen Rant Oct 30, 2026 7/10 On a purely visual and technical level, Ramayana: Rise of a Legend is an impressive cinematic achievement. Go to Full Review Ramayana (2026) 76% - -

Liz Declan Screen Rant Oct 30, 2026 7/10 The performances alone deserve their due, but the story arc is also affecting, from the moment Louise goes missing all the way to the film's somber (but still quite beautiful) end. Go to Full Review A Long Winter (2026) 80% - -

Liz Declan Screen Rant Oct 30, 2026 5/10 The movie primarily focuses on the brutalities of war and the way in which it claims young lives, which is an admirable endeavor. However, one has to wonder whether, at times, The Mosquito Bowl takes things too far. Go to Full Review The Mosquito Bowl (2026) 45% - -

Alex Harrison Screen Rant Oct 29, 2026 3/10 Make no mistake, The Mongoose is a bad movie, but for viewers in the right state of mind, it's not a bad time. Go to Full Review The Mongoose (2026) 38% - -

Alex Harrison Screen Rant Oct 28, 2026 4/10 The film is unable to push its ideas far enough to truly make the most of them. When the spike in enjoyment eventually tapers off, Christmas at the Kringles is left feeling like an underbaked, underwhelming experience. Go to Full Review Christmas at the Kringles (2026) 3% - -

Liz Declan Screen Rant Oct 27, 2026 7/10 Minotaur's familial narrative arc is really closer to a microcosm of what war does to a society – and most of the time, this approach completely works. Go to Full Review Minotaur (2026) 98% - -

Liz Declan Screen Rant Oct 27, 2026 8/10 Look Back is a beautiful depiction of girlhood that makes excellent use of the story's manga origins, both in terms of the narrative and how the movie employs art on screen... [It's] worthy of not just one watch but (at least) two. Go to Full Review Look Back (2026) 87% - -

Alex Harrison Screen Rant Oct 27, 2026 5/10 It should pack a Dogtooth punch, and feels at times to reach for something deeper. But, as it sinks into bleakness, you may find yourself wondering what it was all for. Go to Full Review Breeder (2026) 88% - -

Brandon Zachary Screen Rant Oct 22, 2026 9/10 On paper, Club Kid sounds like a new take on an established formula. In practice, it thrives on distinctive vibes and confident filmmaking. The fact that it's a feature-length debut for Firstman makes it even more impressive. Go to Full Review Club Kid (2026) 100% - -

Liz Declan Screen Rant Oct 22, 2026 9/10 Tender Loving Care expertly switches between moments that will have audiences laughing out loud to scenes that are downright gutting. That, too, is part of its genius. Go to Full Review Tender Loving Care (2026) 100% - -

Graeme Guttmann Screen Rant Oct 21, 2026 The latest picture from DC Studios tells the story of Matt Hagen’s descent into shape-shifting mayhem, but it eschews the belabored feeling of most origin stories for a B-movie vibe that is more delightfully disgusting romp and less rote retelling. Go to Full Review Clayface (2026) 78% - -

Alex Harrison Screen Rant Oct 21, 2026 6/10 In no small part due to the lead performance of Deborah Ann Woll, the movie still works. It's entertaining, if a bit overlong, and is certainly stimulating for anyone who likes to think about horror films in the larger context of the genre. Go to Full Review The Cycle (2026) 95% - -

Ben Gibbons Screen Rant Oct 19, 2026 8/10 Andrew Garfield also plays an enormous part in manipulating the emotions of the audience, as his performance as Altman is genuinely transformative. Even as recognizable as he is, he manages to disappear inside this role. Go to Full Review Artificial (2026) 95% - -

Simon Gallagher Screen Rant Oct 16, 2026 3/10 Masterplan feels like a glossy but hollow project that definitely cost a fair amount of money, but which will be swallowed up entirely by the annals of history when it comes time to look back at 2026. Go to Full Review Masterplan (2026) 31% - -