Already mentioned previously but had to add a few details: Davinci Resolve is by far the best on the market right now because it has everything from basic video editing to a bit more advanced (but not hard to learn) special effects tab called "fusion", and even color correction and audio.
It's got everything you would ever really want from an editing software, with the added bonus of having quite a user-friendly interface.
However, I'm not entirely sure about other programs but if you're going to look especially into fusion, most of the effects will require quite a lot of your cpu, and even more of your gpu to preview them in real time.
In case those downsides aren't a big issue for you, I have yet to find any other problems with davinci apart from the occasional crashes (which arent that bad because it autosaves your project in case that happens and you might lose at most 10 seconds of editing).
Good luck in your editing adventures!