Call me by your name (2017) Summer is finally stretching its wings, and let’s be honest—nothing beats that collective energy when everyone starts trading their heavy coats for sunglasses and planning more time out in the sun. But as much as we love beach trips and backyard barbecues, the warmer months also bring one of the absolute best traditions: movie season. There is a very specific kind of magic to summer cinema; some films are just inherently built for the heat, carryin

Minari (2020) Directed by: Lee Isaac Chung Runtime: 115 mins Minari One of a24's most beloved films following a korean american family that moves to rural Arkansas to rebuild their life into a true american dream. Amidst the challenges of new life in the strange and rugged Ozarks, they discover the undeniable resilience of family and what really makes a home. A true meditation to life, showcasing the difficult challenges we all face as humans. Following a dream comes with a c

Tilda Swinton in Pedro Almodóvar’s english-language debut, inspired by Jean Cocteau’s stage play of 1930. There is beauty disguised in pain, a kind of sadness in the eyes that reflects sheer rage and insanity, a face one often finds in an Almodóvar muse. I remember watching The Human Voice and how instantly I was captivated by the vividness he builds, one that stands in stark contrast with the emotional fragility of his protagonist, yet blends almost too perfectly. His earl

Friday the 13th (2009) Friday the 13th is one of the greatest horror franchises ever made and one of the most enjoyable watches in the genre. Few franchises have defined horror quite like Friday the 13th. However, the series does tend to be repetitive at times, and some films simply stand out far better than others. So here is the complete ranking of every single Friday the 13th film from worst to best. 12. Freddy vs. Jason Released in: 2003 Directed by: Ronny Yu Runtime: 97

The Boy and the Heron (2023) What used to be an underappreciated genre because of the misconception that "animations are just for kids" is slowly becoming one of the best-received genres in cinema, with many anime films breaking records and winning awards. Japanese animations are more than just "cartoons"; they are masterclasses in visual storytelling, taking on complex human emotions and breathtaking beauty in ways that live-action Hollywood films rarely dare to. Want to sta

28 Weeks Later (2007) Many films have been completely trashed because of certain flaws, yet when it comes to the actual strengths of the film, people seem to overlook them entirely. People somehow make it seem like these films have no redeeming qualities whatsoever, and this list is here to set the record straight. The list goes from the least overhated to the most overhated. 5. Friday The 13th Part III Released in: 1982 Directed by: Steve Miner Genre: Slasher Horror Runtime:

Kingdom (Netflix) Ever since I was introduced to The Walking Dead over a decade ago, i completely fell in love with . The show turned into an obsession and profoundly changed my life. To this day, I haven't found a show better than The Walking Dead, and I doubt I ever will. The Walking Dead also set a high bar for zombie media, making it hard for me to enjoy other zombie shows or films as much as I would like to. Every other zombie show or film I've seen was decent, but none

The Wicker Man (1973) Folk Horror is one of the most underappreciated subgenres out there. It captivates for a variety of reasons. Not only due to its potential to actually scare you, but also because these are folklores that have been shared for thousands of years by diverse cultures. Many are quite disturbing, yet they all possess a certain magic. I must admit, if there are horror films that invade my dreams or nightmares, they are usually folk horror films. This is likely

Mortal Kombat II (2026) With the recent release of "Mortal Kombat II," the number of game adaptations is larger than we think. Unfortunately, most game adaptations leave fans in tears because they're either not loyal to the franchise or they're just one big money grab without focusing on being an actually good film/show. Luckily, there are quite a few good ones, and I am here to tell you which ones you should not miss watching! Sonic the Hedgehog Released in: 2020 Directed by

Perfect Days (2023) Directed by: Wim Wenders Run time: 125 min Perfect Days "Perfect Days" is a film by Wim Wenders that follows a 60-year-old toilet cleaner in Tokyo, Japan. The storyline is straightforward as we observe Hirayama's everyday life. We see him wake up, follow his routine, drive to work, and spend his free time in his favorite spots, among other activities. This routine unfolds throughout the entire film without any significant events. Yet, this film still capti

(as of June) 2026 is absolutely stacked with big titles. From continiuing saga's to interesting orignal standalone films. Here are the top 10 films i'm looking forward to the most! The Odyssey (2026) 10. Toy Story 5 Genre: Family Directed by: Andrew Stanton Release: June 19th Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of the gang's jobs are challenged when they're introduced to electronics, a new threat to playtime. Why Toy Story 5 is in this list: Toy Story has always been my favorite