V/H/S PG Score: 6.75/10, V/H/S/2 PG Score: 6.25/10

PG Score: 9/10

PG Score: 8/10

If you get a TV or movie rec from the Peanut Gallery, you know it's good.

PG Score: 7/10

4 Phases. 15 years. 30 movies. Here's how I rank every MCU film so far.

PG Score: 7.5/10

In the final (alleged) battle between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers, Halloween Ends goes out without much of a bang.

Parker Finn's Smile has plenty of chilling visuals, but its lack of depth and originality will leave many viewers wanting more.

PG Score: 3/10

Zach Cregger's Barbarian shows off his creative genius and comedic chops, without sacrificing any scares.

Baltasar Kormákur's Beast has some satisfying action. But despite Idris Elba's efforts, the creature feature cannot escape mediocrity.

PG Score: 8/10

The 11-Vecna-Papa storyline is quite similar to that of Harry Potter-Voldemort-Dumbledore.

Sam Raimi's Doctor Strange sequel is a departure from other MCU films, but he makes magic with the use of gritty themes and horror.

Daniel Espinosa's Morbius fails to make the most of its A-list cast due to uninspired writing and direction.

Those bashing the latest Texas Chainsaw Massacre don't get the franchise.

First-time Director Camille Griffin effectively blends humor, drama, and horror in her "Christmas movie" Silent Night.

Writer/Director Johannes Roberts gives it his all in Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, but he bites off more than he can chew.

PG Score: 7.5/10