Jonathan Sim

Of all the films to skip movie theaters and go straight to a streaming service, this may be the one that hurts the most. From director Aneesh Chaganty comes Run, a mystery horror-thriller about a teenage girl named Chloe Sherman (Kiera Allen) who suffers from many illnesses and gets around in a wheelchair. She soon suspects that her mother, Diane (Sarah Paulson), has been keeping a secret from her and her investigation leads her down an incredibly disturbing rabbit hole.

Nobody can deny that Jackie Chan was one of the most talented action heroes of his time, having risen to stardom with films such as Drunken Master and Project A. And he’s back! Well, sort of. Almost.

Freaky Friday meets Friday the 13th in Blumhouse’s slasher comedy, Freaky. This film comes to us from Christopher Landon, the director of the two Happy Death Day films. While Happy Death Day combined the slasher genre with a Groundhog Day story, this film combines the blood-soaked adrenaline of a slasher film with the hilarity of a body swap movie.

When your film is blessed with the presence of Keanu Reeves, and it still isn't a good movie, that is not a good sign. The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run is the third animated comedy in the SpongeBob film series based on the famous Nickelodeon cartoon. This is yet another film that was scheduled for a theatrical release but is getting a digital release. 2020 has not been a good year.

Never in my entire life have I witnessed such a terrible film. It has a horrible performance from Sacha Baron Cohen, and it doesn't have a single funny moment. It's one of the worst movies of the year....NOT!!!

You're telling me we have a movie where a girl travels to the moon? Of course the Earth is flat, but can we even be sure that the moon isn't just part of our imaginations?