Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Maika Monroe and Tyriq Withers in 'Reminders of Him' (Universal Pictures) Vanessa Caswill's "Reminders of Him," based on the 2022 ...

Sports movies usually inspire hope, triumph, or redemption. From underdog comebacks to emotional championship victories, the genre leans heavily on uplifting arcs. But Justin Tipping’s HIM takes an ...

As with most of Colleen Hoover's books, the storylines are often messy in some way and can involve a traumatic trigger. Reminders of Him meets that expectation. However, the film focuses more on ...

There's an inflection point in the year for every critic when a cold realization dawns during a screening. This could be the worst film I've seen in 2025, and it's only getting more intolerable. We ...

I'm not usually one to declare a moratorium, but after watching director and co-writer Justin Tipping's "Him" I think horror filmmakers may need to seriously reconsider these "spider web" stories. You ...

Him (2025) Film Review, a movie directed by Justin Tipping, written by Zack Akers, Skip Bronkie and Justin Tipping and starring Marlon Wayans, Tyriq Withers, Julia Fox, Tim Heidecker, Jim Jefferies, ...

Though visually appealing and innovative, writer and director Justin Tipping’s “Him” sacrifices intricacy as it tries to do a little bit of everything, leaving the new release unfocused and rough ...

Produced by Jordan Peele, this genre hybrid is too dull and diluted to offer any serious critique of American sports culture. Self-evident as that concept might be to anyone who’s ever heard of ...

Football is America’s brutal and barbaric billion-dollar pastime, never more so than in Justin Tipping’s horror movie “Him,” which positions the sport as a bloodthirsty cult. But we already knew that, ...

Originally titled GOAT (which I think was a much better title), HIM was originally written by Zack Akers and Skip Bronkie, which Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions acquired after it picked up some ...

As I mentioned in another recent review, the studios are shifting with the change of seasons. With Fall a few days away, most would be releasing their big “awards-bait” prestige projects. Ah, but this ...