Project Hail Mary Review: Ryan Gosling is Stellar in This Ambitious Adaptation
Project Hail Mary is an ambitious adaptation that exceeds expectations, with Ryan Gosling offering an unforgettable performance. Read on for our review!
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Reminders of Him Review: A Tender Story That Plays It Too Safe
Reminders of Him delivers emotional performances and heartfelt themes, but struggles to move beyond familiar territory. Read on for our review!
Relationship Goals Review: A Charming Rom-Com With a Soundtrack Worth Saving
Relationship Goals is warm, watchable, and backed by a soundtrack that might just be the best part of the whole experience. Read our review.
Send Help Review: Rachel McAdams Delivers in a Welcoming Return to Horror From Sam Raimi
Send Help is a return to form for Raimi and brings out a career-defining performance from Rachel McAdams. Read our review.
The Rip Review: Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Deliver Old-School Thrills
The Rip is here, but does it deliver gritty, cop thrills? Can Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s chemistry survive a night of paranoia? Read Quinn Que’s review.
Mercy Review: A Timely Premise Trapped in Screenlife Gimmickry
In a year already crowded with AI-themed entertainment, Mercy struggles to justify its existence beyond capitalizing on trending topics.
We Bury the Dead Review: A Chilling, Inspired Apocalypse Drama About Recovering
We Bury the Dead is a careful, 28 Days Later-inspired drama carried by Daisy Ridley and Brendon Thwaites’ moving performances.
Avatar: Fire and Ash Review: Another Visually Captivating Experience From James Cameron
Avatar: Fire and Ash is still a treat to behold, and the visual effects alone are worth the price of admission. Read on for our review.
No Other Choice Review: The Secret to Success
No Other Choice is a wild ride that puts the whole dog eat dog, grind life under a microscope. Read our review of this excellent Park Chan-wook film.
The Housemaid Review: A Twisted Tale That Feels Like a Classic Erotic Thriller
The Housemaid is a great thriller that is worth the price of admission thanks to the film’s plot and the way it’s framed to be both serious and a little silly.