You all know the "horror rules," right? Well, you can throw the rules out the window, because this movie does not follow any of them. The rules note that if you leave the room saying "I'll be right back," you'll likely be gutted in the basement. This film plays along for a while, with what you think is a normal horror set-up — attractive, young people go to a remote cabin and make terrible choices — but then the third act happens.

Horror thrillers typically exist in a middle ground between those genres, combining suspense and a focus on psychology with darker, often supernatural elements. They usually deal with serial killers and fractured minds, though demons and ghosts can show up, too, depending on the themes and approach.

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With video game adaptations currently experiencing a purple patch on the big screen, an unexpected new movie is gaining word-of-mouth traction at home. Last week saw the release of Mortal Kombat II, which grossed around $65 million worldwide in its opening weekend. The action sequel was released only a few weeks after The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, which remains the year's top-grossing film and is on the verge of passing the coveted $1 billion mark worldwide. The two big-budget video game adaptations overshadowed what was easily the most acclaimed recent video game adaptation, and we're not talking about YouTuber Markiplier's self-funded and self-distributed hit Iron Lung. The movie in question holds a "Certified Fresh" 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes, making it the highest-rated video game adaptation of all time.

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IT: Welcome to Derry was one of the best and most surprising TV shows of 2025. Based on Stephen King's novel IT, Andy Muschietti's HBO Max series could have been an unnecessary cash grab coasting on past success, but it quickly revealed itself as much more. The series took a deep dive into the mythology of Pennywise (Bill Skarsgård), adding new and unexpected layers to a familiar character.