REVIEW: ‘The Drama’ Is a Twisted Wedding Dark Comedy That Doesn’t Fully Explore Its Premise
Some may find this film disturbing
REVIEW: Riz Ahmed’s ‘Bait’ is a Self-Aware Exploration of Identity, Ego, and Ethnicity in British Screen Culture
Riz Ahmed hits a home run with ‘Bait’
SXSW REVIEW: ‘Souvenir’ is a Quietly Tense Coming-of-Age Short That Lingers After the Final Frame
A tense new short from SXSW
‘Project Hail Mary’ Is a Sci-Fi Spectacle Where Intelligence Becomes the Ultimate Superpower
‘Project Hail Mary’ is already the year’s best
‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ is a Satisfying Finale to the Thomas Shelby Story, Enhancing the Show’s Legacy
The conclusion to the Shelby story has arrived
‘Wuthering Heights’ is a Decent Erotic Fan-Fiction and Vastly Poor Adaptation
This film has us puzzled…
REVIEW: ‘Without Kelly’ Embodies Longing in Contemporary Motherhood
Our review for Sundance short ‘Without Kelly’
‘Capturing Kennedy’ Intimately Explores The Invisible Architect of the Kennedy Image
A touching look at the life of JFK through one photographer’s lens
‘Stranger Things’ Series Finale Plays it Safe, But Results in an Emotionally Satisfying Conclusion
The ‘Stranger Things’ series finale has arrived after nearly 10 years
‘Stranger Things’ Season 5, Vol. 2 Frantically Delivers Answers Without Impact
A rough patch for the final season
‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ Review: A Familiar Story is Catapulted by a Visually Jaw-Dropping Spectacle
James Cameron goes bigger but is it better?
‘Stranger Things’ Season 5, Vol. 1 Strikes a Perfect Balance of Light and Dark, Enhancing its Own Legacy
Volume 1 of the final ‘Stranger Things’ season has landed
‘Santacon’ Reveals the Power of Unapologetic Fun With a Stern Focus on Connection Within Chaos
Acclaimed filmmaker Seth Porges returns with perhaps the most chaotic documentary of his career
Review: ‘Wicked: For Good’ is a Spellbinding, If Slightly Tangled, Return to Oz
The conclusion to Jon M. Chu’s global success is here
‘The Running Man’ is Edgar Wright’s Most Bombastic Film to a Fault
Edgar Wright never loses his stylistic flair
‘Floating Carousel’ Offers Up a Satirical Look Into Modern Dating Chaos, Striking a Deeper Message Between Values and Inauthenticity
A new film that showcases a hectic look into contemporary connection
‘Good Boy’ Review: An Emotionally Devastating Supernatural Horror With an Oscar-Worthy Fresh-Faced Canine Hero
To all dog guardians everywhere: bring extra tissues
‘The Right Track’ is a Commanding Sex Work Doc Focused on Survivor Stories To Spark Change
A 2025 documentary to add to your watchlist
‘One Battle After Another’ Review: A Thrilling, Polarizing Paul Thomas Anderson Instant-Classic
‘One Battle After Another’ solidifies PTA’s return to form
‘The Long Walk’ Review: Francis Lawrence Delivers a Gripping Dystopian Allegory With Stunning Central Performances
‘The Long Walk’ proves that minimalism in storytelling often reigns supreme