The Pod Generation Review: Babies Are Grown In Giant Eggs In This Quirky But Underwhelming Sci-Fi Comedy [Sundance]
The Pod Generation is funny and cute, but it could've been a lot more.
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Run Rabbit Run Review: Sanity And Tension Dwindles In This Australian Psychological Thriller [Sundance]
The problem with Run Rabbit Run is that it just doesn't seem to know what it is. -
Netflix 2023 Preview Includes First Looks At David Fincher's The Killer, Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon, And More
Netflix sure knows how to market their stuff (when they want to, that is). -
Alice Darling Review: Anna Kendrick Quietly Spins Off The Deep End In This Powerful Abuse Narrative
Alice Darling is ultimately a story of hope and liberation. -
There's Something Wrong With The Children Review: A Horror Film Still In Gestation
Sometimes a mystery should stay a mystery. -
Missing Review: A Messier, Familiar, But Thrilling Sequel To Searching
A bold, twisting, and audacious thriller. -
Why Wyatt Earp's First Preview Frustrated Kevin Costner
The whole ordeal caused him to consider taking a step back from the film industry. -
The Devil Conspiracy Review: Perhaps The Best Movie Ever Made About Biotech Devil Worshippers Trying To Clone Jesus
Cults! Angels! Demons! Cloning! Satan! Jesus! Kidnapping! This movie has it all! -
Plane Review: Gerard Butler's '90s Throwback Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
Plane is a movie that delivers exactly what it promises. -
M3GAN Review: A Horror-Comedy Blast That Will Dance And Slash Its Way Into Your Heart
M3GAN knows exactly what kind of film it is. -
A Man Called Otto Review: A Charming Film Held Back By Odd Tonal Decisions
A decent movie hampered by tonal inconsistencies. -
The Pale Blue Eye Review: Christian Bale Teams Up With Edgar Allan Poe To Solve A Mystery
A not-so-great thriller that features some damn fine performances. -
HBO Max 2023 Preview Offers New Looks At The Last Of Us, Succession, True Detective: Night Country, And Much More
There's a lot of good stuff coming to the platform in 2023. -
Frontier Scum Is A Rules Lite Western RPG With A Heart Of Lead
Frontier Scum is a love letter to every incarnation of the Hollywood Western, with very little patience for the genre's more unsavory tropes. -
Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody Review: The Plague Of The Formulaic Music Biopic Charges On
This is just another run-of-the-mill, dramatically limp music biopic. -
Disney+ 2023 Preview Offers First Looks At Secret Invasion, Loki Season 2, Ahsoka, And More
'2023 on Disney+ -- it's going to be quite a year.' -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Spoiler Review: A Gorgeous Cinematic Experience That Tries To Transcend Storytelling
It's a hell of a thing, this movie. It defies all logic. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Kicks Off Its Box Office Run With $17 Million In Thursday Previews
It's not a record-breaking start, but it's a promising one. -
Puss In Boots: The Last Wish Review: A Fine Sequel That Gets Surprisingly Heavy
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish features a striking animation style and a surprisingly heavy story. -
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Babylon Review: A Raucous Ride Through Hollywood's Past
At its best, Babylon is loaded with strong performances, incredible energy. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Review: James Cameron's Mega-Sequel Is An Overstuffed And Exciting Adventure
Avatar: The Way of Water overstays its welcome but it sure is thrilling when it wants to be. -
Emancipation Review: Will Smith's New Drama Has An Identity Crisis
Director Antoine Fuqua wants to make a thriller that is also a prestige drama, and neither genre gels. -
Spoiler Alert Review: Jim Parsons' Queer Love Story Is Quietly Devastating
Is it better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all? -
The Mean One Review: A Killer Seuss Satire That Can't Justify Its Own Existence
There's nothing wrong with parodying beloved characters...if you do it well. -
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Darby And The Dead Review: A Tender, & Lively Teen Bop Makes Grieving Less Taboo
A love letter to those grieving, reminding us not to forget to celebrate life too.
