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Mother Mary promised us a ghost story. What we got was something stranger — and far less satisfying. Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel bring real fire to a film that can't decide if its haunting is metaphor or literal, memory or monster. The result? Gorgeous to look at, impossible to pin down, and ultimately hollow where it should hurt the most. Here's why the year's most misleading trailer led to one of its most frustrating watches.

28 Years Later brings the rage back in a big way — and it's not just the zombies who are running. Set nearly three decades after the outbreak, this gripping finale to the 28 Days trilogy follows a young boy’s brutal rite of passage in a world still crawling with the infected. Heart-pounding, emotionally charged, and unexpectedly tender, the film reminds us that even in a world gone mad, love might be humanity’s last survival instinct.