Nimrods Review: A Green Day Fan’s Dream Come True
Nimrods is a hoot and not without scenes that make one feel sympathetic towards Tommy and his misfortunes in life. Read on for our review!
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Don’t Say Good Luck Review: Sunny Sandler is Solid Gold in This Slice of Life Drama
Don’t Say Good Luck works best when it focuses on its more sincere moments with the mother and daughter characters. Read our review.
The Piano 4K Restoration Review: Holly Hunter’s Performance Ages Like Fine Wine in a Sweeping Film
The Piano has never felt more relevant that it does now. The film teaches us the consequences (positive and negative) of acting upon our inner desires.
La La Land 10th Anniversary Review: Romance Movie Will Still Leave Audiences on Cloud Nine
La La Land could be the definitive romantic story in which the lead characters do not end up together at the end.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review: The Hero Marvel Needed
Spider-Man: Brand New Day reminds audiences why Peter Parker remains Marvel’s greatest hero. Check out our full review!
I Want Your Sex Review: Gregg Araki Makes Nuance Sexy
I Want Your Sex, Gregg Araki’s first feature since 2014, is a nuanced and provocative response to the “Gen Z is Afraid of Sex” discourse.
Romería Review: A Layered and Fascinating Look at One Young Girl’s Family History
Romería is a devastatingly beautiful story of one young woman’s familial losses as she tries to move forward and it is set in Galicia, Spain. Read our review.
Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass Review: A Clever, Good Time with Wild Vibes and Offbeat Situations
Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass is a summer comedy with plenty of wild humor and TV star cameos. Read on for our review!
The Odyssey Review: Christopher Nolan Delivers a Modern Masterpiece
Christopher Nolan transforms one of history’s greatest stories into one of modern cinema’s greatest adventures. Check out our full review!
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Review: Jane Schoenbrun’s Fluid and Flesh Filled Deconstruction of the Slasher
Jane Schoenbrun’s third feature, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, is a triumphant deconstruction of the slasher genre and refreshing examination of queer awakenings.