9\/10 – Amazing<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\nSend Help <\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>January 30, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Sam Raimi | <\/strong>Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“Sam Raimi drives the survival thriller genre to some amazing and sadistically giddy ends, with Rachel McAdams and Dylan O\u2019Brien along for the ride in the back seat cackling and stabbing each other the whole way through. Linda and Bradley\u2019s ordeal creates immensely fertile ground for Raimi to interrogate the validity of first impressions with twists and turns of the plot and of various sharp objects that seldom tire. Sure, drag me to hell, but let’s stop at this island on the way and have a freakin\u2019 party with Linda and Bradley!” – Tom Jorgenson <\/p>\nTeenage Sex and Death at Camp Mia<\/strong>sma <\/h3>\n<\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>August 7, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Jane Schoenbrun | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is as much Jane Schoenbrun again at their best as it sees them taking us in surprising new directions. It\u2019s sexual, sincere, silly, and sweet all at once \u2013 an earnest exploration of desire that\u2019s deeply, movingly personal. For all the ways it could lose people in its messiness, Schhoenbrun and their strong cast hold it all together, building to an ecstatic climax that will only make you wish you could come back for more.” – Chase Hutchinson<\/p>\n
8\/10 – Great<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n28 Years Later: The Bone Temple<\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>January 13, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Nia DaCosta | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“Director Nia DaCosta crafts a great follow-up to last year\u2019s 28 Years Later that\u2019s gory and thoughtful in equal measure. There\u2019s a wit and humor at play in The Bone Temple that elevates, in all the right ways, the dramatic stakes of a zombie apocalypse working on its third decade, especially in Ralph Fiennes\u2019 record collection (I\u2019d give the film a 666 if IGN would let me). While it might not be the best place to start watching the 28 Later franchise for the uninitiated, the creative force driving the series\u2019 future have two solid movies as the foundation for whatever comes next.” – Clint Gage<\/p>\nThey Will Kill You<\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>March 27, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Kirill Sokolov | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“They Will Kill You is another winner from director Kirill Sokolov that shows Zazie Beetz has all the chops to be an action star in her own right. With great stunt choreography and camerawork, it\u2019s a shining example of how modern action ought to be constructed. With a supernatural, satanic twist that it fully capitalizes on, it\u2019s a gonzo, gruesome, gutsy little gem.” – Chase Hutchinson<\/p>\nFaces of Death <\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>April 5, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Daniel Goldhaber | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“The question of how and why you would even attempt to remake Faces of Death is given a compelling answer in this new remake. Using a postmodern meta take on both the original film and how it was perceived, the movie reflects a world where rather than hunting down a specific VHS tape to see people supposedly really die, you can now find exactly that type of content immediately by simply going on the internet\u2026and that is far from a comforting thought!” – Eric Goldman<\/p>\nObsession<\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>May 15, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Curry Barker | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“Thanks to fantastic turns by Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette, you’ll be addicted to this sour Valentine’s Day counterprogramming. The film plays on familiar romance and monkey’s paw tropes, turning a wish against the wishee, but Barker’s execution takes things to the next level. In the film’s simplicity lay the chance to go for broke, putting all efforts into the lengths Nikki is willing to go for her beloved.” – Matt Donato<\/p>\nBackrooms<\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>May 29, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Kane Parsons | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“Backrooms expertly expands on the conceptual groundwork of the YouTube series with smart visual composition, beautifully terrifying production design, a complex protagonist, and a return to Kane Parsons\u2019 roots of computer generated sequences that pack a serious punch. The film also opens the doors to some compelling pathways to deepen the lore even more, if newcomers are willing to meet the film on its level, where it isn\u2019t going to spoon-feed anyone.” – Lex Briscusco<\/p>\nLeviticus <\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>June 18, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Adrian Chiarella | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“Adrian Chiarella\u2019s Leviticus is an involving, meaningful, and legitimately creepy horror movie. Chiarella\u2019s story about gay youth being punished for simply being the way they are is emotional and thoughtful while also simply working well as a horror story, blending the real-life prejudices that inspired it with the supernatural curse laid upon its characters in a highly effective manner.” – Eric Goldman<\/p>\nIt Ends<\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>August 21, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Alexander Ullom | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“It Ends manages to be both creepy and amusing thanks to its likable cast and filmmaker Alexander Ullom\u2019s ability to exploit minimal resources to maximum effect. This is a movie that takes place in a car. In the woods. That\u2019s it! And yet it\u2019s scary, the characters really grow on you, and it also poses some self-aware and probing questions that will at the very least have you putting on the Talking Heads\u2019 album Little Creatures when you\u2019re done.” – Scott Collura<\/p>\nResident Evil <\/h3>\n <\/p>\n<\/output><\/p>\n\n\nRelease Date: <\/strong>September 18, 2026 | Director: <\/strong>Zach Cregger | Read IGN’s Full Review<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/aside>\n<\/section>\nFrom IGN’s Review: <\/strong>“With a laser focus on putting its hero through the worst night of his life, Resident Evil is a simple and exciting survival horror story that benefits greatly from Zach Cregger\u2019s sensibilities. Austin Abrams is exceedingly charming as the woefully outmatched medical courier Bryan as he\u2019s dragged through a hellish coterie of well-realized mutants and monsters by Cregger, whose good eye for creature effects, mounting dread, and signature humor all leave Resident Evil feeling very well represented.” – Tom Jorgenson<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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