I saw Men (2022). Had some great visuals, and it was ok as a film, but the main idea behind it wasn't that compelling. At least, I felt like I saw that same idea tackled in other films.
Saw that recently, too. I was so so looking forward to it - big fan of Ex Machina and Annihilation - but was left a bit disappointed. I was fine with the subject matter, but the execution was way off IMO. I think it was a bit slow to get started (though there were some effectively eerie bits), and then got a bit too silly too quickly. And it really went off the rails in those last 10 minutes.
Tonight I watched
The Bay (2012), which is technically a found-footage film (which I'm not big on usually), but more in the style of a documentary interspersed with stitched together footage from various sources. Essentially, it details how a coastal town gets decimated by some sort of... thing... that causes graphic symptoms like blisters and boils and exploding stomachs.
I thought it was very effective, much more so than its IMDB score would indicate. It's helped by the feeling that in these days of COVID, climate change, and ecological disasters, the scenario seems all the more believable.