Top 10 movies of 2025

I haven't seen all 2025 films. There are many that I have yet to see. Here is my current ranking of my top 10 favorites of the year. Obviously, it may change as I watch more movies and as I rewatch some movies.

2. Sinners
3. It was Just an Accident
4. Together
6. If I had legs I'd kick you
7. No Other Choice
8. Weapons
9. Frankenstein
10. Bring her back

What a year for horror movies! Sorry there's no explanation to each one as to why I love them. I have linked the ones with reviews. To be honest, this year was a great year for movies, and I can't wait to catch up on the ones I haven't seen yet.

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