From cursed 2020 streaming drops to throwback cult flicks of years past, this is your time machine through cinema. Click a year, pick a vibe, and fall down the rabbit hole of movie releases worth your time (or your rage).
The Beast in Me Netflix series review: Claire Danes stars as a grieving author investigating neighbor Matthew Rhys, a suspected murderer. Strong performances can’t save a rushed finale in this 2025 psychological thriller.
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Lost Horizon (2025) review: Patrick Garcia’s action thriller starring Tom Fairfoot aims for gritty post-conflict drama but delivers baffling character logic, tonal whiplash, and war zone fashion shows. Epic Pictures release reviews from Mother of Movies.
Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy on Peacock dissects the institutional failures and homophobia that enabled 33 murders. Michael Chernus delivers a chilling performance in this procedural that centers victims over voyeurism.
The Strangers: Chapter 2 suffers from franchise ambition over storytelling sense. Renny Harlin’s technical skills can’t save a script that treats coincidence as plot development in this forest-bound sequel.
A spoiler-filled Novocaine (Mr. No Pain) deep dive featuring the ending explained, cast breakdowns, filmmaking notes, behind-the-scenes trivia, and streaming availability.
Novocain review: Jack Quaid delivers a breakout performance as a bank manager with a rare genetic condition who can’t feel pain, turning his disability into a superpower when robbers kidnap his new girlfriend. This Christmas-set action thriller blends romance, dark comedy, and inventive violence into feel-good carnage.
