The Bikeriders Review: An Aesthetic, Americana Tragedy
The Bikeriders brings an American era to life with mesmerizing aesthetics but doesn’t say as much as it could. Read on for our review.
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‘The Everything Pot’ is an Endearing Comedy with a Simple Premise — Film Review
The Everything Pot, starring Lisa Edelstein and James Wolk, is an endearing film with a simple premise that explores the most complex of human emotions.
Challengers Review: Guadagnino Serves up an Ace Sports Romance
The cinematography, music, and performances of Challengers all combine for a knockout experience. Read on for our review.
Hanky Panky Review: A Mystifying and Campy Outing Exceeding its Goals
Hanky Panky is a one-of-a-kind offbeat, campy comedy/horror murder mystery, brings together an unusual duo of best friends on a mission to save the world.
All Of Us Strangers Review: The Power of Love
All of Us Strangers tells a tale of love, loss, and grief. In its specificity, it creates a story that feels universal. Read our review!
Poor Things Review: A Wild Exploration Of The World With Wonderful Performances
Emma Stone stuns as Bella Baxter in Poor Things. It’s a movie with incredible performances and an outrageously fun plot. Read our review.
The Crime Is Mine Review: The Art of a Sympathetic Heroine
I first watched The Crime is Mine at the 2023 Chicago International Film Festival. Now with the film receiving a wider release through video on demand, I want to discuss my admiration for this brilliant crime comedy. The vibrant French film makes a mockery of murder and courtroom dramas, in the best way. An innocent…
Lisa Frankenstein Review: Kathryn Newton Shines in Fun, Gruesome Addition to the Weird Girl Canon
Lisa Frankenstein is as gruesome as it is fun and makes for a worthy addition to the Jennifer’s Body universe. Read on for our review.
Marmalade Review: A Story of Plot Twists
Marmalade seems to be a modern version of Bonnie and Clyde until the plot twists start happening. Read on for our review.
Rustin Review: A Forgotten Civil Rights Hero Gets His Due
Rustin reminds us all that using our voices together for the good of everyone is much more noble than allowing one voice to shine brighter.