Bodies, Bodies, Bodies Review: The Gen Z Horror-Comedy Romp Is Fast, Funny, And A Tonally On-Point Terror
Real life will always be bloodier than fiction.
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They/Them Review: A Fright Free Slasher That Completely Misses The Mark
They/Them is disappointing and forgettable. -
Fallout: Atomic Bonds Turns Post-Apocalyptic Game Into A Wasteland Wonder
In this installment of Cardboard Cinema, we explore the nuclear wasteland of the board games Fallout and Fallout: Atomic Bonds. -
DC League Of Super-Pets Review: A Half-Good Boy Of A Movie
DC League of Super-Pets is eminently forgettable. -
Glorious Review: A Goopy Lovecraftian Restroom Comedy [Fantasia]
Yes, this is a movie about a Lovecraftian glory hole. What more do you need to know? -
Thirteen Lives Review: A Visually Accomplished Ticking-Clock Thriller With Nuanced Central Performances
Ron Howard's take on the Tham Luang Nang Non cave rescue is tense and engrossing. -
Nope Spoiler Review: A Thrilling Spectacle About The Horrors Of Exploitation
Nope confirms Jordan Peele is the next great blockbuster auteur. -
Jordan Peele's Nope Scares Up $6.4 Million In Thursday Previews
The director of Get Out and Us seems to have another hit on his hands. -
Not Okay Review: One Of The Most Pleasant Surprises Of 2022
Not Okay deftly balances humor with legitimate awfulness. -
Nope Review: Jordan Peele Stages An Absolute Spectacle With His Scary, Funny Sci-Fi Blockbuster
This may not be Jordan Peele's best movie, but it is his most entertaining. -
Anything's Possible Review: Billy Porter's Trans Teen Rom-Com Balances Sweetness And Surprisingly Bold Swings
There's something refreshing about the radical sweetness of Anything's Possible. -
The Deer King Review: In The Shadow Of Ghibli
The Deer King can't escape the shadow of the better Studio Ghibli films that clearly inspired it. -
The Gray Man Review: An Aggressively Mediocre Action Flick
The Gray Man is fifty shades of okay. -
Superhero Bits: Thor Love And Thunder Concept Art, A Ms. Marvel Finale Preview & More
Jaimie Alexander wants to team up with Beta Ray Bill in a Lady Sif series, and more of the latest superhero news. -
Where The Crawdads Sing Review: A Sordid Murder Trial Descends Into A Soapy Snooze
Where the Crawdads Sing is pretty banal. -
Good Madam Review: A Haunting Post-Apartheid Horror About Racial Inequity And Generational Trauma
Good Madam takes its time to linger on subtle and chilling notes before unveiling its fantastic finish. -
Thor: Love And Thunder Spoiler Review: A Disappointing Ragnarok Follow-Up
Natalie Portman is excellent here, but Love and Thunder is a pale imitation of Ragnarok. -
Thor: Love And Thunder Scores $29 Million In Thursday Previews, Heading For $150 Million Opening
The latest Thor sequel is off to a good start at the box office, where it will have no problem landing at the top of the charts. -
Persuasion Review: The Fleabag-Ification Of Jane Austen
Dear reader, they have turned Persuasion into a cringe comedy. -
Thor: Love And Thunder Review: A Shaky Attempt To Recapture Lightning In A Bottle
A superhero film with tonal whiplash. -
Mr. Malcolm's List Review: A Colorblind Period Romance That Swoons But Doesn't Seduce
Colorblind casting and a charismatic cast make Mr. Malcolm's List a good diversion. -
Trevor: The Musical Review: Holden William Hagelberger Shines In The Filmed Version Of The Off-Broadway Stage Production
The strengths and shortcomings of Trevor: The Musical make the need for more kid-focused queer-affirming stage musicals more pertinent. -
How The Boys Gets Around A Big Game Of Thrones Problem
Let's talk about sex, more specifically, how The Boys handles sex better than one of the most nudity-prone shows on TV. -
The Man From Toronto Review: An Uninspired Comedy That Wastes Its Potential
An underdeveloped story that hits every cliched plot point under the sun. -
Vengeance Review: BJ Novak's Terminally Online Podcaster Stumbles Into A Darkly Comic Crime Thriller [Tribeca]
BJ Novak makes his directorial debut with a funny, cutting, if shallow, new media satire. -
Beavis And Butt-Head Do The Universe Review: MTV's Morons Make Moves On The Multiverse
The entire world has changed, but Beavis and Butt-Head are still completely the same.
