Tuesday is A peculiar mix of the thought-provoking and the utterly bewildering. It’s got style and strangeness in spades, but it’s a philosophical bird that needs to learn how to keep its feathers in one place.

If you have a penchant for brutality and a taste for the tragic, "Raging Bull" is a film that will leave you both entertained and profoundly disturbed. A cautionary tale for the ages, it will leave you reeling, if not outright reevaluating your life choices.

Ah, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice—a sequel three decades in the making, crawling back from the netherworld like an undead nostalgia cash grab. And yet, I didn’t hate it.

Let’s be real—sci-fi movies and I aren’t exactly best friends. It’s not that I don’t appreciate a good spaceship or dystopian wasteland, but there’s only so long I can keep my disbelief suspended before it comes crashing down like a poorly constructed CGI alien.

Wild Tales is a wild ride that’ll make you laugh, cringe, and possibly reconsider your own breaking point. And if you ever find yourself on the edge, just remember—revenge is a dish best served explosively.

Fallen Angels is more of an experience than a traditional movie—a visually stunning, narratively perplexing ride through Hong Kong’s nocturnal streets. It challenges conventional storytelling and invites you to simply enjoy the journey, just don’t forget to stretch your neck after all those Dutch angles.

If you were hoping for the next horror masterpiece, save your money. “Longlegs” is proof that sometimes, the scariest part of a horror movie is how bad it can be.

“Quo Vadis” was a blast—made all the better by great company. So, if you’re in the mood for a history lesson that’s more fun than your eighth-grade textbook, grab a friend, some popcorn, and settle in. Just don’t forget the coffee.

Ah, “Tetris.” A movie about stacking blocks that somehow manages to stack clichés even higher. It's like they took the game's simple charm and buried it under a wall of formulaic storytelling.

“MaXXXine” is a mixed bag, but one that horror fans and cinephiles will likely appreciate. It’s a meta, gory, and sometimes hilarious take on Hollywood’s dark underbelly, carried by a standout performance from Mia Goth. It earns a solid 3 out of 5 stars from me – not a must-see, but definitely worth a watch for its unique blend of satire and slasher thrills.