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Scream 2 still shows some creative life as it mocks itself as much as the genre's sequel norms.

An all-star '90s cast headlines I Know What You Did Last Summer, a teen tale of regret, grief, and moral responsibilities with a fish hook killer.

Hysterical masculine fantasy, Army of Darkness is peak horror comedy with as much tribute to geekdom as it is a celebration of action cliches.

Thor returns in another direct comedy, Love and Thunder, but it's another listless and hollow superhero effort from Marvel.

Gloriously cynical in a kindly dry, British manner, Meaning of Life is a blitzkrieg on all aspects of human society.

One of the greatest alien invasion thrillers, War of the Worlds retains its power courtesy of imaginative design and rapid pace.

Clever, tense, and persistently thrilling, Crawl is better than it has any right to be considering the killer 'gator premise.

A satirical lament of the changing American dream, Poltergeist finds the middle class mundanity broken by growing corporate need.

A tense, sensual, and yet terrifying thriller steeped in luxury, Fatal Attraction still has its hold decades later.

A declarative, unmistakable anti-war masterpiece, Platoon remains a fierce political statement.

Utterly ridiculous but embracing the absurd, Barb and Star somehow finds a loving tale of friendship between super villainy and sex.

Lightyear merely exists amid the modern animation deluge, and feels hopelessly out of creative ideas in its effort to sell toys.