Song Sung Blue Review: Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson Deliver a Powerful Love Story Infused by the Music of Neil Diamond
Song Sung Blue brings a heartfelt love story that is well-crafted, thanks to the performances of our leads and a great soundtrack.
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Liz Rao’s ‘The Truck’ Highlights the American Reality of Women
Liz Rao takes a look at post-Roe America in her short film The Truck. Check out our review to find out why she does such a good job!
Wake Up Dead Man Review: Rian Johnson’s Ambitious Mystery Feels Like a Miniseries in Disguise
Rian Johnson’s longest Benoit Blanc mystery yet feels like a miniseries compressed into film form. Read on for our review!
Wicked: For Good Is Less Thrillifying Than Wicked, But It Still Delivers Shining Moments
Wicked: For Good has stellar performances and shining moments in an otherwise grim Act II, and it is far less thrillifying than Wicked.
Bugonia Review: The Right Kind of Weird
Jesse Plemons and Emma Stone bring outstanding performances and the humanity to monsters in one of Yorgos Lanthimos’s best. Read our review.
I Wish You All the Best Review: A Celebration of Being Uniquely You
I Wish You All the Best is the latest in queer media that proves we can tell unique stories and they’ll still find their audience. Check out our review!
The Running Man Review: A Fresh New Take on Stephen King’s Story Offers Entertainment for A New Audience
Stephen King adaptations have had quite a year in terms of films like The Long Walk, and now The Running Man is at the forefront. Edgar Wright directs this mostly faithful take on King’s novel that is both modern and entertaining. The 80s film is a pure action-packed flick that hit on the cheesiness of…
In Your Dreams Review: A Stunning Return to Classic Animation Magic
We dive into In Your Dreams, the new Netflix animated adventure that’s bringing classic storytelling back to family films. Read our review.
Die My Love Review: A Bold, Messy Descent into Maternal Madness
Jennifer Lawrence descends into maternal madness in Lynne Ramsay’s relentlessly strange and provocative Die My Love. Read on for our review!
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a Gothic Homage That Pays Respect to Previous Adaptations
With the themes of man versus monster, mortality and human emotion, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein pays respect Mary Shelley’s novel and honors adaptations that came before.