While Sony’s Spider-Man Universe™ has given us the absolute highs of the animated Spider-Verse, it’s also given us slop like Morbius and, somehow, Madame Web is even worse.  In fact, it’s one of the worst superhero/comic book movies ever made.

Matthew Vaughn returns to the world of espionage with Argylle but unfortunately, the movie prioritizes plot twists at the expense of everything else, like interesting character development.

Jason Statham has recently had a string of mediocre to just plain terrible movies (*cough* Expend4bles *cough*), with only Wrath of Man delivering what we really want from Statham.  The Beekeeper is thankfully peak Statham and utterly ridiculous in almost every way.

Although it had the lowest opening weekend ever for the MCU, The Marvels isn’t a total disaster but it is kind of a mess lifted by its main trio of stars and some fun action.

Between The Last of Us, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and even Twisted Metal, it’s been a banner year for video game adaptations but Five Nights at Freddy’s doesn’t quite hit the mark of any of those other adaptations.

After tackling Godzilla and Star Wars, Gareth Edwards delivers an original sci-fi movie with The Creator, which is full of stunning visuals and action sequences but feels a bit derivative as far as the plot and characters.

Out now in theaters and on VOD/On Demand, Dark Asset features Byron Mann as the mysterious John Doe, who is part of a secret program to create super soldiers via microchips implanted in their brains.

Denzel Washington returned for the third and final time this past weekend as Robert McCall, aka The Equalizer, in a solid action thriller that proves Denzel is still one of the all-time greatest badass action stars.

Frank Grillo challenges several of the best assassins in the world to try and take him down in the new action thriller King of Killers, out now in select theaters and VOD/Digital.

As the old DC Universe continues its death knell at the box office, Blue Beetle is a solid and fun intro to the character, even if it doesn’t do anything you haven’t really seen before in other superhero movies.

The TMNT are constantly evolving and the latest version that recently hit theaters takes cues from the Spider-Verse while delivering a new, fresh, and funny take on the Ninja Turtles.