Streaming Charts
01. | ![]() Project Hail Mary | +2 | |
02. | ![]() Ready or Not 2: Here I Come | +10 | |
03. | ![]() The Sheep Detectives | -1 | |
04. | ![]() Independence Day | +38 | |
05. | ![]() Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die | — | |
06. | ![]() The Mummy | +53 | |
07. | ![]() The Patriot | +63 | |
08. | ![]() Jaws | +27 | |
09. | ![]() Send Help | +10 | |
10. | ![]() Enola Holmes 3 | +19 |
Celebrity Picks

Stoner comedies are often treated as if they're nothing more than an excuse for slacker characters to get high and act ridiculous for 90 minutes. That criticism has followed the genre for decades, even though some of its biggest titles have become cult classics that people love. Ruby Cruz, the star of the Apple TV sci-fi series For All Mankind Season 5, is one of them.

Some people's favorite movies will genuinely make you stop and question everything. That's exactly what happened to this writer when Lena Headey revealed her go-to films to JustWatch while promoting the 2026 action thriller, Ballistic. Her choices are extremely hard to watch and are the furthest thing from (what I consider) something that can be re-watched.

Critics play a very important role in the success of movies since they get to see the latest releases before anyone else. They create a version of films that exist through reviews, scores, and whatever else gets attached to them in the first wave of reactions. And that version often ends up being the one people carry into the cinema, whether they agree with it or not. But Nicola Coughlan is not one of them.
The Evil Dead... Returns

'Evil Dead Burn' Is Violent, Vicious And Works Best In A Vacuum | Review
Evil Dead Burn (2026) is the seventh cinematic entry in The Evil Dead franchise, a series that has always been great when it resurrects itself as something different. The amateur charm of The Evil Dead (1981) set the groundwork for the goofball cinematic masterpiece that is Evil Dead II (1987). Given the pedigree of that film, it’s no wonder each sequel has taken a different tone. The campy action of one gives way to gruesome brutality in another, with some common elements ensuring that the films still feel part of a greater whole.

Sébastien Vaniček is gearing up to shock the world with Evil Dead Burn (2026) thanks to the franchise’s natural inclination for blood and gore. But Vaniček is no stranger to the horror genre and, more than that, no stranger to making you feel uncomfortable from head to toe.

45 years ago, childhood best friends Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell had a dream: they wanted to make a movie. The two had loved film, and thanks to some guerrilla filmmaking, plenty of ingenuity, and a micro budget, The Evil Dead (1981) was born. Now, four decades, four sequels, and a TV series later, the latest entry in the series, Evil Dead Burn (2026), is about to be released. It has a lot to live up to, given that the last film in the series, Evil Dead Rise (2023) was the highest-grossing entry in the series and reviewed quite well.

Evil Dead Burn (2026) is the latest entry in a franchise that started back in the ‘80s and has evolved from horror to comedy, action, and all the way back to horror again. However, this latest entry moves beyond the ideas introduced in Evil Dead Rise (2023).
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