Ranked lists and honest assessments, with the criteria stated rather than assumed. A ranking is only useful if you know what it was ranking for, so these guides say what they weighted and where the list would look different under other assumptions.
173 guides in Reviews & Rankings. Browse the full archive at /reviews-and-rankings/.
- The Last House (2026) on Netflix: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- Is God Is (2026) on Amazon Prime Video: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- Mother Mary (2026) on HBO Max: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- The Angry Birds Movie 2 on Netflix: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- Normal (2026) on HBO Max: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- Michael (2026) on Starz: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- The Secret Woman on Netflix: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- 9 to 5 (1980) on Philo: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- The Whisper Man (2026) on Netflix: Plot, Cast, Runtime, Reviews, and Streaming Guide
- Best Streaming Movies Right Now: What to Watch Across Every Major Service
- Science-Fiction Movies With Endings That Reward an Immediate Rewatch
- Creature Horror Movies for Viewers Who Prefer Suspense to Constant Jump Scares
- Military Thriller Movies Where the Mission Briefing Cannot Be Trusted
- Courtroom Movies That Build Suspense Without a Surprise Confession
- Underrated Submarine Movies Where Every Decision Feels Claustrophobic
- Movie Double Features That Pair an Original With a Radically Different Remake
- Dark Fantasy Movies With Practical Creatures and Unsettling Fairy-Tale Worlds
- Cyberpunk Movies About Memory and Identity Beyond Blade Runner
- Contained Thriller Movies That Create Tension With One Main Location
- Short Sci-Fi Movies for a Weeknight When You Cannot Commit to an Epic
- Neo-Western Movies for Viewers Who Like Sicario and Hell or High Water
- Time-Loop Movies Where the Rules Change What the Characters Can Do
- Revenge Movies That Question Whether Payback Is Worth It
- Movies Like In the Grey: What to Watch Next
- Heist Movies Where the Escape Is More Interesting Than the Robbery
- Action Movies With Older Heroes Who Rely on Experience More Than Strength
- Science-Fiction Movies That Turn Ordinary Homes Into Disturbing Places
- Space Movies About Rescue Missions Rather Than Alien Invasions
- Sci-Fi Movies Where First Contact Does Not Start With a Battle
- Movies Like The Residence for Fans of Locked-Room Mysteries
- Movies Like Donnie Darko for Fans of Suburban Unease and Time Loops
- Movies Like Dark City With Worlds That Cannot Be Trusted
- Movies Like Get Carter Where Revenge Leaves Nobody Untouched
- Movies Like Without Remorse With Betrayal, Espionage, and Revenge
- Movies Like The Italian Job Built Around Clever Team Heists
- Movies Like Crank That Keep the Story Moving in Near Real Time
- Movies Like The Rock With Hostage Standoffs and Unlikely Partners
- Movies Like Sunshine That Mix Space Missions With Psychological Horror
- Movies Like Interstellar With Emotional Stakes Beyond Saving the World
- Movies Like The Martian That Make Problem-Solving the Adventure
- Movies Like Annihilation for Viewers Who Want Strange Worlds and Unanswered Questions
- Pokemon Movies for Viewers Who Like Mythical Creatures and Self-Contained Adventures
- Movies Like Practical Magic 2: What to Watch Next
- Movies Like Tony (2026): What to Watch Next
- Movies Like Best of the Best (2026): What to Watch Next
- Movies Like Mayday (2026): What to Watch Next
- Movies Like Resident Evil (2026): What to Watch Next
- Movies Like Evil Dead Burn: What to Watch Next
- 1984 Comedy Movies: From Ghostbusters to This Is Spinal Tap
- Why 2001 Was Such a Rich Year for Movies About Dreams and Identity
- 1973 Horror Movies: Why The Exorcist Was Not the Year’s Only Landmark
- 1991 Action Movies: How Terminator 2 and Point Break Took Different Routes to Greatness
- 2019 Beyond the Blockbusters: A Movie Year Worth Revisiting
- Why 1995 Was a Turning Point for Animated Movies
- 1989 at the Movies: Batman, Do the Right Thing, and Two Very Different Americas
- 1967 Movies: The Year The Graduate and Bonnie and Clyde Challenged Hollywood
- Why 1954 Was an Extraordinary Year for Movies Around the World
- 2007 Crime Movies: Why No Country for Old Men Was Only Part of the Story
- 1994 Movies Beyond Pulp Fiction: How Deep Did That Year’s Lineup Go?
- Why 1974 Belongs in Any Debate About the Best Year for American Movies
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