Sony Pictures Animations
I have been really looking forward to GOAT since it was announced. Sony Pictures Animation rarely misses, and, well, I thought the name was cute, even if it felt like it was trying to be more clever than it actually was. While I didn't know if it would
Wuthering Heights
In February 2026, I was able to check out all three romance films playing at my local Regal cinema: Solo Mio, Dracula: A Love Tale, and this new adaptation of Wuthering Heights. Unfortunately, none of them have been breakout hits. In this Reel Ranker review, I'll be delving
Solo Mio
I knew nothing going into Solo Mio except that it was an Angel film and that it starred Kevin James. I should've realized it was a romance film by the fact that I know what 'solo mio' means. Still, I basically just went to see this
Dracula
I've never been all that interested in vampires, but my goal for 2026 is to watch every new release, so I went to check out this new adaptation of Dracula! And after watching the film, it was not at all what I expected. This wasn't some
Scarlet (2026)
I was sick the week of February 8th and decided to use my Regal Unlimited pass to watch literally every movie in theaters that week in my attempt to rest up and get back to work. And, as somebody who really enjoys anime films (my favorite film of all time
The Moment
I walked into The Moment without knowing anything about its genre or plot. For some reason, the name made me think it was a thriller or something. I know, I was being stupid. Anyway, once I was a few minutes in and learned it was a mockumentary about the musical
Whistle
While it was certainly an odd choice for Whistle to be the final screening at many film festivals, I was more excited for this film than many and enjoyed its placement. While "teens get a doodad that's about to kill them" is almost its own subgenre
I might be in the minority here, but I actually thought this was a step down from Glass Onion. Not by much, but just by a little bit. Yet, it's still a great movie. So, today, I'm going to talk about the good and the bad
The original Planet of the Apes series had an incredibly intriguing run! The first film? It's an utter masterpiece. The second? It was a misguided rehash that was too weird for my liking. The third? It's nearly as good as the original, even though it is
Spoilers ahead for Io Capitano! Io Capitano follows cousins Seydou and Mosusa as they leave Senegal in hopes of crossing the Mediterranean to find a better life in Europe. Yes, I ripped that off the official page, but it truly is a great little blurb about the film. This film,
Fantastic Four 2015 has quite the reputation, being one of the most hated films of all-time. In this review, I, Brighton Nelson of The Reel Ranker present unto you my take regarding this mess of a film. While I have a plethora of hot takes, I'll have to
Because watching together is just better.
Iron Lung may just be the most faithful and lovingly crafted video game adaptation that has ever been brought to the silver screen. Every little detail of the film shows Markiplier's deep desire to create something that fully honors the game and its creative vision. However, is the
I was thankfully able to catch The Housemaid just before it left my local theater. It was a film I was excited for because of the glowing reviews from some of my favorite film critics, particularly Sean Chandler and Cody Leach. Yet, I simply couldn't find a good
After hearing about Jason Statham's extensive catalog of classic action movies that I've been missing out on, I was really grateful to be invited by my friend Hunter to watch this film! Shelter sounded a lot more up my alley than many other recent action flicks,
Spoilers ahead for Send Help! I will admit I didn't enjoy the trailer for this film at all. It didn't really sell me on this film being all that great, and I was mostly just going off my borrowed trust for Sam Raimi. And thank heavens
I finally built up the courage to watch this film—not because it's scary, but because film snobbery is a very valid fear of mine, and I didn't quite think it would be up my alley based on my prior studies of the film. Of course,
I've watched a lot of horror films. Yet, even with almost no gore or jump scares, Wait Until Dark is still one of the most terrifying films I've ever watched—it's simply that great at building suspense. Very few films can capture fear in
When The Village came out in 2004, a lot of people started to doubt M. Night's ability to direct a film because, well, they didn't like The Village for whatever reason. After the widespread success of The Sixth Sense and Signs, expectations for the film were
Spoilers ahead for The Great Flood! I totally agree with others... yes, this film is not at all what I expected. But, unlike many people, I found this to be to the movie's benefit, not weakness. So let's dive into why The Great Flood is perhaps
Spoilers ahead for Song Sung Blue! Song Sung Blue was one of the most surprising and interesting films of 2025 for a plethora of reasons. This movie takes the viewer through the full range of emotions and reveals so many twists and turns atypical for a musical biopic. As such,
Warning: spoilers for Zootopia 2 ahead. Dang man, what the heck, as Kevin's parents would say in Home Alone: "we did it again!" This movie wasn't a complete mess, and was an actually worthy sequel! Anyway, Zootopia 2 arrived to bring us back into
Spoilers ahead for Wicked: For Good! I hadn't really been a fan of Wicked before I watched the first film. I only ended up going to see the first film because of my mom's glowing review of the play. I thought a green witch and Ariana
My best cinephile friend, Hunter Haubert, once upon a time convinced me to watch Jordan Peele's Nope. And, unfortunately, I didn't like it that much. Hunter, looks like Bugonia is my Nope, and you've said Nope to Bugonia. Because this is my crazy alien