Grendel

A grimy, neon-lit siege of a castle under nightly monster attacks, pulpy and cheesy but oddly atmospheric and brisk.

A cheap, hurried fantasy adventure that rushes through monsters and gods without much wonder or weight.

A brooding, mythic spectacle with uncanny animation, mixing heroic bravado and moral rot into a strangely hypnotic experience.

A short, punchy blast of escalating fights and overwhelming villainy, easy to dip into and loud throughout.

A short, brisk animated adventure that moves quickly through mythic battles, feeling simple and mildly dramatic rather than grand.

A hypnotic, psychedelic plunge into myth, with swirling hand-drawn images that feel like a dream you can't quite wake from.

A visually spectacular, fast-paced monster siege with colorful armies and heroic stunts, light on character but heavy on spectacle.

A pulpy, muscular sword-and-sorcery romp that moves from one colorful set piece to the next with goofy charm and a few genuinely eerie monster moments.

A relentless, brutal thrill ride through history and space, with visceral animated combat and a grim survivalist pulse.

A big-hearted, swashbuckling animated adventure with stunning sea monsters and a warm message about understanding.

A gloomy, fast-moving monster-war spectacle that trades dread for grand battles and a father's sacrifice, easy to watch but rarely scary.

A giddy, colourful sugar-rush of jokes, neon planets and big fights that keeps you grinning and never sits still.