Nicole Kidman's newest movie, Holland, is now streaming on Prime Video, and there is another great movie to follow it up with. Holland centers on the suburban life of Nancy Vandergroot, a wife, mother, and teacher who seemingly enjoys the regularities of her life. However, when she begins to suspect something is amiss with her husband's frequent sojourns to conferences, Nancy takes it upon herself to investigate his whereabouts and what he is really doing. While Holland has received a middling Rotten Tomatoes score, Kidman is as great as ever. 2y6o4g

The Fresh ending explained the subtext of the horror-comedy and how it explores the pitfalls of online dating. Sebastian Stan stars as Steve, the seemingly charming new boyfriend of Noa (Daisy Edgar-Jones). Noa is disillusioned by the online dating process. Fresh opens with her on a date with a man she met on an app, who talks down to the waiter, insults her clothes, and even steals the food that he made her pay for herself. She complains to her best friend Mollie (Jonica T. Gibbs) about her lack of success with dating, and Mollie tells her to adopt a "f*ck it" attitude.

Daisy Edgar-Jones starred in one of the best horror movies of 2022, and she has now shared her idea for a sequel – and while it’s great, it would face two big problems. After becoming known for her role as Marianne Sheridan in the TV series Normal People, Daisy Edgar-Jones starred in the 2022 horror movie Fresh. Directed by Mimi Cave in her directorial debut, Fresh was very well-received by critics, holding an 81% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics praising its commentary on modern dating, story, and the performances of Jones and Sebastian Stan.

The best 2022 horror movies have provided a range of exciting scares, as proven by the many genre hits that have impressed viewers and critics alike so far — here are the best horror movies of the year. While 2021 had plenty of options for the year's best horror, 2022 promised to be a great showcase for the genre. New additions to classic franchises like the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series, the Hellraiser series, and the Scream movies were promised, alongside the returns of genre legends like Stephen King and Jordan Peele. However, not all of 2022’s horror titles turned out to be unequivocal success stories. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022 kept the original movie's tone and satirical elements but lost its scares, while the Stephen King adaptation Firestarter disappointed both critics and general audiences. That said, these wobbles did not stop 2022 from being a stellar year for the horror genre as a whole.

Here are the biggest breakout stars of 2022 who received breakthrough roles in movies or TV shows. The return of a steady stream of theatrically released movies and the continued rise of content in the stream wars means there was more to watch in 2022 than ever before. There was new content from massive franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe, DC Universe, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, and Stranger Things. This meant seeing more of some very familiar faces, such as Tom Cruise, Chris Hemsworth, Robert Pattinson, Ewan McGregor, Millie Bobby Brown, and more.

Jordan Peele's startling 2017 directorial debut Get Out has left horror fans hopefully awaiting news of a sequel for five years, but the truth is that Get Out already has a perfect spiritual successor – just not from Peele himself. 2022's Fresh continued in the tradition of Peele's hit, evoking many similar themes through a new lens. While the two projects have no official connection, the uncanny resemblance means that Fresh makes for a fascinating companion piece to Get Out.

With popular shows like Yellowjackets and Monster: The Jeffery Dahmer Story, as well as movies like Fresh and Bones and All, it seems like audiences are currently obsessed with cannibalism. One of the great taboos, cannibalism has a long history in storytelling, with origins dating all the way back to Ancient Greece. Even William Shakespeare deals with cannibalism in Titus Andronicus when the titular Roman general bakes Tamora's sons into a pie and has her eat them. Cannibalism, as a theme, also shares a long history with film and television, with depictions in the film Doctor X that predate the Hays Code by several years.

The anticipated release of Don't Worry Darling this month certainly lived up to viewers' high expectations, with critics highly praising Florence Pugh "redoubtable performance" (via Screen Daily) as well as its unique tale. The chilling thriller transports its audience back to 1950s American suburbia before posing many questions about experimental towns, female oppression, and toxic masculinity.

New releases like Don't Worry Darling and Barbarian are exciting thrillers and two promising additions to a year that is already packed with unforgettably gripping stories of crime, supernatural mysteries, and seemingly small problems spiraling out of control.

Bodies Bodies Bodies and Nope are good examples of how sometimes the secret to a good horror story is not taking itself too seriously. Making use of hints of comedy to provide viewers with a breather before the scares, it's also a good tool to keep them engaged with the characters.