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Elizabeth Lopatto The Verge 6 days ago The film gives you the disorienting, claustrophobic experience of trying to deal with Holmes in real time, which is part of its pleasure. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 98% - -

Terrence O'Brien The Verge Oct 20, 2026 It’s the rare documentary that doubles as a psychological horror film. Go to Full Review Mister Organ (2022) 95% 83%

Terrence O'Brien The Verge Oct 15, 2026 For all of its reliance on dialogue over action, Season of the Witch still manages a tense and, at times, hallucinatory atmosphere. And it all leads to a somewhat predictable, but still extremely satisfying ending. Go to Full Review Season of the Witch (1972) 73% 61%

Charles Pulliam-Moore The Verge Oct 7, 2026 Sorkin seems to believe that a day may come when the public decides that companies like Meta can’t be trusted with the power to shape our perceptions of reality. It’s a hopeful thought, but in 2026, it feels like a dream that has gotten away from us. Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

Charles Pulliam-Moore The Verge Oct 7, 2026 Especially coming after Weapons, Resident Evil feels like Cregger putting his mark on a beloved gaming property while breathing new life into a film franchise that was always fun, but lost its way as it grew in scale. Go to Full Review Resident Evil (2026) 96% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 17, 2026 The existence of The Fall, meanwhile, shows utter contempt for the medium, attempting to boil the work of hundreds of skilled workers into slop produced by a tiny team. It’s so terrible it’ll make you appreciate human-made art all the more. Go to Full Review Odysseus: The Fall (2026) - - - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 15, 2026 ...the film has a campy sense of theatricality to it, with over-the-top performances and classic-style special effects — including some truly memorable make-up work — that lend its grisly tale of murder and betrayal a distinct vibe. Go to Full Review The Face of Horror (2026) 82% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 15, 2026 It’s a great film, but one that’s certain to leave you unsettled. Go to Full Review Gentle Monster (2026) 63% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 15, 2026 ...while I can’t speak to what’s new since I hadn’t seen it before, I will say the film rarely shows its age, with enthralling and disturbing sequences merged with a poignant story about the dangers of mixing politics and religion. Go to Full Review Ken Russell's The Devils (2026) 98% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 15, 2026 It can get chaotic and a challenge to follow — at one point I was trying to read the chat on a Kick stream while an action scene played out beside it — but that’s also kind of the point. Go to Full Review Vintage Violence (2026) 86% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 14, 2026 In order to understand Musk’s rise to power, you need to know the whole story. Musk tells it compellingly and convincingly, but doesn’t offer much in the way of revelations if you’re aware of Musk’s catastrophic influence on the world. Go to Full Review Musk (2026) 96% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 14, 2026 Stuffed is morbid and occasionally wince-inducing, but it’s also filled with a lot of love and heart, and a not-so-surprising amount of humor. Go to Full Review Stuffed (2026) 72% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 14, 2026 Ultimately, Julián is a fairly straightforward tale about being yourself and allowing others to do the same, but it’s told with tremendous style and passion, making it a welcome addition to the studio’s catalog. Go to Full Review Julián (2026) 93% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 14, 2026 How We Stand explores the real impact of some truly horrific policies and programs, and the trio of actors at its core — Amber Midthunder, Alyssa Wapanatâhk, and Isabel DeRoy-Olson — are all excellent. Go to Full Review How We Stand (2026) - - - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 14, 2026 Unfortunately, despite some occasionally beautiful sci-fi imagery that imbues a real sense of scale, Rogue Trooper mostly falls flat, with a drab story, forgettable characters, and action that lacks any real weight. Go to Full Review Rogue Trooper (2026) - - - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 14, 2026 All of a Sudden is a movie about what it means to be human: how we want to spend our time, and how we treat those around us... It sounds cliché, but it left me feeling both hopeful and terrified for the future. Go to Full Review All of a Sudden (2026) 93% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 14, 2026 The film is a beautiful love letter to the city of New York, with lots of shots of busy streets and packed subways, but it’s mostly an incredible showcase for Turturro. Go to Full Review The Only Living Pickpocket in New York (2026) 97% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 13, 2026 Unfortunately, Drifter leans too heavily on the established formula of underdog sports stories, which makes most of its beats feel predictable, with the exception of its completely improbable ending. Go to Full Review Drifter (2026) - - - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 13, 2026 Babies works for two reasons. First, it’s hilarious: Kendrick and Rogen have a blast together, and the supporting cast includes the likes of Issa Rae, Zach Cherry, and Ed Helm. But it also feels grounded in a way that makes it very relatable. Go to Full Review Babies (2026) 88% - -

Andrew Webster The Verge Sep 13, 2026 It’s a powerful character study, one where the action is comparatively fleeting, but all the more powerful and impactful because of it. Go to Full Review Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother (2026) 96% - -