Movies

The Bride! Preview: Release Date, Cast, Plot, and More!

Samantha Barker8 months ago02 mins

Here comes The Bride! Maggie Gyllenhaal’s upcoming adaptation of The Bride of Frankenstein hits theaters on March 6, 2026. Check out our preview for more!

Grow Review: A Quietly Charming Family Film With Understated Drama

Quinn Quē8 months ago8 months ago04 mins

Grow is a film that serviceably delivers exactly what it promises: a cozy, warm story about connection and growth. Read on for our review!

Are We Good documentary starring Marc Maron (Daniel Lee/Utopia)

Are We Good? Review: Marc Maron’s Documentary Offers an Intimate Look at Comedy and Vulnerability

Quinn Quē8 months ago04 mins

The documentary Are We Good? captures podcaster and comedian Marc Maron’s vulnerability in carefully curated ways. Check out our review!

Harrison Browne on the Short Film ‘Pink Light’ and the Importance of Identity

Mads Misasi8 months ago08 mins

We spoke with Harrison Browne about his short film, Pink Light, which made its TIFF debut in September. Read on for the interview!

If I Had Legs I’d Kick You Review: Mothering Ain’t Easy

Jerrica Tisdale9 months ago9 months ago04 mins

Byrne captures Linda’s distraught nature with what feels like an effortless performance. Read our review of If I Had Legs I’d Kick You.

Collage of (clockwise from left to right) - Ernest Scared Stupid, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, ParaNorman, Scooby-Doo, and Casper movie posters.

10 Kid-Friendly Movies Perfect for Halloween

Sean Tajipour9 months ago9 months ago08 mins

Halloween doesn’t have to be all about nightmares and jump scares. Check out our picks for the 10 Kid-Friendly Movies Perfect for Halloween.

A House of Dynamite Review: This Nuclear Thriller is One of the Best Films of the Year

Quinn Quē9 months ago9 months ago04 mins

Kathryn Bigelow returns to geopolitical thriller territory with A House of Dynamite, and it’s one of the year’s best films. Read our review!

Elisabeth Moss and Kate Hudson in Shell (Photo by Courtesy of Paramount Pictures)

Shell Review: Max Minghella’s Muddled Satire Wastes Elisabeth Moss and Kate Hudson

Quinn Quē9 months ago9 months ago03 mins

Shell arrives with a timely premise and a strong cast that prioritizes style over substance. Read on for our review of the film!

A Big Bold Beautiful Journey Review: This Visually Stunning Film Takes Audiences on a Journey to Nowhere

Samantha Barker9 months ago03 mins

A Big Bold Beautiful Journey is a film about facing your past and where it has led you now, but instead, the boring journey leads the audience nowhere.