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!
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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.
Evil Dead Burn Review: The Latest Entry Is a Bloody and Hilarious Good Time
The Evil Dead returns in the newest entry in the franchise. Does it still deliver on the horror? See for yourself in our review.
Rose of Nevada Review: A Slow-Burn Movie That Sneaks Up on You and Hits Hard
Movies don’t come creepier than Rose of Nevada, and although the filmmaker doesn’t offer all the answers, the mystery makes it worthwhile. Read our review.
Supergirl Review: Strong Performances Can’t Save an Uneven Adventure
Milly Alcock shines as Kara Zor-El, but a predictable story and uneven pacing keep Supergirl from becoming the exciting solo adventure it could have been. Check out our full review!
Leviticus Review: A Frightening Horror Movie That Has a Lot on Its Mind
The horrors in Leviticus are psychological, and the characterizations add more sensitivity to the story than we usually see in scary movies. Read our review.
Voicemails for Isabelle Review: A Sweet Rom-Com That is Among the Very Best Films of the Year
While it’s certainly going to make viewers feel a wide range of emotions, there’s nothing but positive vibes that Voicemails for Isabelle ultimately gives off.
Girls Like Girls Review: Heartbreak Feels Good in a Movie Like This
First love burns bright in Girls Like Girls, as the passion between Coley and Sonya delivers some of the year’s most romantic moments.
Stop! That! Train! Review: A First-Class Campy Comedy
Stop! That! Train! is a delightfully chaotic comedy packed with camp, sharp one-liners, and nonstop laughs. Check out our full review!