In a cinematic landscape oversaturated with post-apocalyptic thrillers, 40 Acres arrives like a bolt of lightning — fierce, grounded, and emotionally resonant. The debut feature from Canadian filmmaker R.T. Thorne is more than just an action survival story. It’s a bold and politically charged meditation on legacy, sovereignty, and the emotional toll of survival, anchored by a riveting performance from Danielle Deadwyler.
Read MoreDune Prophecy: The Complete First Season (2025) #BluRay
The Bene Gesserit have spoken, and the prophecy is here. With the release of Dune: Prophecy: The Complete First Season on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital, fans of the ever-expanding Dune universe now have the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the origins of one of sci-fi’s most enigmatic factions. Clocking in at just over six hours, the six-episode season invites viewers into a dense, richly stylized prequel that shines brightest when viewed with an understanding of the lore it’s built upon.
Read MoreBen 10: The Complete Series (2025) #DVD
Cartoon Network’s Ben 10 franchise has been a staple of animated sci-fi television since its debut in 2005. Spanning four major series—Ben 10, Alien Force, Ultimate Alien, and Omniverse—plus a handful of movies, the adventures of Ben Tennyson and his transformative alien watch, the Omnitrix, have captivated young audiences for nearly two decades. With Ben 10: The Complete Series, fans were promised a comprehensive, all-in-one collection of every alien-fueled adventure to date.
Read MoreRick and Morty: The Anime (2025) #BluRay
Say what you will about the Rick and Morty creative team, but they’re not afraid to experiment—even when it seems like the odds are stacked against them. With the main show weathering public controversy and creative turnover, Rick and Morty: The Anime arrives as both a bold reinvention and a gamble. It doesn’t always stick the landing, but there’s something admirable about watching a franchise throw itself into a whole new medium with this much enthusiasm.
Read MoreThe Ugly Stepsister (2025)
From the very first frame of Emilie Blichfeldt’s feature directorial debut, The Ugly Stepsister, it’s clear that we’re in for something far removed from the polished perfection of Disney’s animated fairy tales—or the chaos of whatever’s happening in The Twisted Childhood Universe. What Blichfeldt delivers instead is a brutal, beautifully crafted, and unsettling reimagining of Cinderella filtered through a lens of body horror, biting satire, and feminist fury. Set in a lush, live-action world that mimics the meticulous detail of a Disney production, The Ugly Stepsister feels like it’s been plucked from a dream—or a nightmare.
Read MoreSoul Reaper (2024)
Soul Reaper, directed by Janella “Nella Writes” Northern and written by Shacqeal Sanders, presents a unique blend of supernatural storytelling with an urban aesthetic. Produced by Poetic Stories, this ambitious short film introduces audiences to a world where witches and warlocks walk among us, surviving for centuries by stealing souls. Set against the backdrop of North Carolina and Savannah, Georgia, the film crafts an intriguing premise that, while not without its flaws, shows great potential for expansion into a full-length feature.
Read MoreThe Assessment (2024)
Fleur Fortuné’s The Assessment feels like an extended but exceptionally crafted episode of Black Mirror, immersing viewers in an eerily plausible future where parenthood is no longer a right but a privilege. The film's exceptional world-building, impeccable set design and standout performances elevate it into something truly special—one of the better films of the year. Set in a dystopian society where aspiring parents must pass a grueling seven-day evaluation, the story follows Mia and Aaryan as they undergo an unsettling trial administered by the enigmatic Virginia.
Read MoreUnspeakable: Beyond The Wall of Sleep (2024)
Chad Ferrin’s Unspeakable: Beyond The Wall of Sleep is a film that defies conventional critique. It’s bizarre, grotesque, and at times nonsensical, yet it fully embraces its nightmarish aesthetic with a fearless commitment to practical effects and Lovecraftian madness. If you’re a fan of chaotic, low-budget horror oddities that revel in rubbery creature effects and unhinged storytelling, this is one for the books.
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