1. Ip Man 5
Review:
Ip Man 5 continues the legendary martial arts saga with elegance and emotional depth. While Donnie Yen had previously stated he was retiring from the role, this installment manages to honor the character’s legacy, combining powerful fight choreography with themes of honor, sacrifice, and cultural pride. The action is crisp, the pacing solid, and it offers a respectful closing note for long-time fans of the series.

2. MOSI
Review:
MOSI remains a mystery in terms of mainstream releases. If you are referring to an indie or regional film, or if it’s a future or alternate title, please provide more details. As of now, there is no well-documented film titled MOSI.

3. The Equalizer 4 (2025)
Review:
In The Equalizer 4, Denzel Washington once again embodies the quiet storm that is Robert McCall. This chapter deepens his character while raising the stakes with intense, morally complex situations. With slick action sequences and sharp direction, the film is both a character-driven thriller and a crowd-pleasing vigilante spectacle. It’s a fitting continuation of a surprisingly rich action franchise.

4. Dracula – First Trailer (2025)
Review (based on the trailer):
The first trailer for Dracula (2025) teases a gothic, visually lush reimagining of the classic tale. With atmospheric cinematography, a haunting score, and a charismatic yet terrifying Dracula, the film appears to blend horror and drama in a way that feels fresh. Fans of vampire lore will likely be intrigued by this stylish resurrection.

5. Attraction (2017)
Review:
This Russian sci-fi film mixes alien invasion tropes with social commentary. While the visual effects are impressive and the premise interesting, the storytelling sometimes lacks depth. However, Attraction is a bold attempt to blend teenage romance with extraterrestrial conflict, making it an entertaining if uneven ride.

6. The Anunnaki (2025)
Review:
The Anunnaki (2025), if based on the ancient alien theory, seems set to explore humanity’s origins through a speculative sci-fi lens. While little is confirmed about its release or content, early buzz suggests a mix of myth, archaeology, and conspiracy. Its success will depend on how well it balances story and spectacle without slipping into pseudo-scientific territory.

7. Train to Busan 3
Review:
The third installment in the Train to Busan franchise aims to return to the raw emotional intensity and claustrophobic horror that made the original a modern classic. If it captures even a fraction of that power—with heartfelt performances and nerve-wracking zombie sequences—it could redeem the series after the divisive Peninsula.

9. The Divide (2011)
Review:
The Divide is a dark, brutal post-apocalyptic thriller that explores the breakdown of human morality when survival is on the line. Confined to a bunker after a nuclear attack, the characters descend into savagery. It’s disturbing, intense, and often difficult to watch—but that’s also what gives it power. A bleak but thought-provoking film.