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Texas Chainsaw Massacre Review: An Extremely Bloody, Extremely Disappointing Sequel

By Chris Evangelista February 18th, 2022

Hello, are you interested in a movie where someone threatens to "cancel" Leatherface?

Dog Review: A Feel-Good Tale Of A Man And His Dog

By Danielle Ryan February 17th, 2022

While somewhat predictable, Dog is also funny and heartfelt.

Boyd Holbrook holding a torch in The Cursed

The Cursed Review: Boyd Holbrook Hunts Werewolves In Atmospheric Thriller

By Ben Pearson February 17th, 2022

Boyd Holbrook is slightly out of place as the lead in Sean Ellis's werewolf thriller, but the movie still has plenty to offer in terms of atmospheric spooks.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

The Morning Watch: Doctor Strange 2 Trailer Easter Eggs, Ghostbusters: Afterlife Honest Trailer & More

By Ethan Anderton February 16th, 2022

In this edition, take a deep dive into Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, have a laugh at the expense of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, and more.

Uncharted Review: Uninspired Action-Adventure Movies Belong In A Museum

By Hoai-Tran Bui February 15th, 2022

Uncharted retreads old treasure-hunting movie territory, but doesn't offer anything new or exciting, apart from Tom Holland's chest, if that's your thing.

Everything We Learned From The New DC Superhero Movie Preview

By Valerie Ettenhofer February 11th, 2022

Aquaman! Black Adam! The Justice Society of America! There's a whole lot crammed into this brisk teaser.

Marry Me Review: Jennifer Lopez And Owen Wilson Tie The Knot In A Glossy Rom-Com Relic

By Hoai-Tran Bui February 10th, 2022

Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson are a match made in ... some strange alternate universe.

Kimi Review: Zoe Kravitz Finds Herself In A Digital Rear Window Situation In This Steven Soderbergh Thriller

By Chris Evangelista February 9th, 2022

Steven Soderbergh gets to have a little old-school fun with the fast-paced thriller Kimi.

Blacklight Review: An Action Star Shows His Age In This Plodding Thriller

By Josh Spiegel February 9th, 2022

With Blacklight, Liam Neeson might finally be too old for this s**t.

Danny Boy (Darion Basco), David (Dionysio Basco), Dayo (Derek Basco), Duke (Dante Basco) in "The Fabulous Filipino Brothers"

The Fabulous Filipino Brothers Review: A Solid Mid-Budget Comedy That Finds Beauty In The Chaos

By Ben F. Silverio February 9th, 2022

The Fabulous Filipino Brothers is the rare Filipino-centric wedding comedy that is My Big Fat Greek Wedding by way of Pulp Fiction.

Death On The Nile Review: A Mystery That Floats Adrift Quickly

By Josh Spiegel February 7th, 2022

Death on the Nile isn't a good movie, but it does give us a mustache origin story.

Jackass Forever Scores $1.7M In Previews, On Track To Defeat Moonfall At Weekend Box Office

By BJ Colangelo February 4th, 2022

Heading into the weekend face-off, Jackass Forever has pulled out ahead of Roland Emmerich's Moonfall.

Moonfall Review: Roland Emmerich Ends The World Yet Again With His Latest Silly, Enjoyable Sci-Fi Epic

By Chris Evangelista February 3rd, 2022

"We choose to let the Moon crash into Earth in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard." – John F. Kennedy (paraphrase)

The Worst Person In The World Review: A Wistful Anti-Romantic Comedy

By Hoai-Tran Bui February 3rd, 2022

The Worst Person in the World is a wistful, funny, melancholic, bittersweet portrait of pretty privilege.

Daniel Craig looking stylish in Knives Out 2

Netflix 2022 Movie Preview Gives Us Our First Look At Knives Out 2 And More

By Sandy Schaefer February 3rd, 2022

Netflix has its knives out for 2022 — dropping dozens of new original action movies, murder mysteries, and romances.

The Eyes Of Tammy Faye Review: Jessica Chastain Shines In An Otherwise Muddled Movie [TIFF 2021]

By Chris Evangelista February 2nd, 2022

Jessica Chastain is fantastic in The Eyes of Tammy Faye. Too bad the movie itself can't match her effort.

Jackass Forever Review: 20 Years Later, It's Just As Demented As Ever

By Josh Spiegel February 2nd, 2022

It's been a long time since a comedy has been this enormously, outrageously funny.

Nanny Review: Nikyatu Jusu's Haunting Parable Highlights The Pitfalls Of The American Dream [Sundance 2022]

By Shania Russell January 29th, 2022

Part slow-burn immigrant drama, part supernatural horror, Nanny is a spectacular dismantling of the American Dream.

Navalny Review: A Riveting Portrait Of Vladimir Putin's Worst Nightmare [Sundance 2022]

By Ben Pearson January 28th, 2022

Daniel Roher's documentary takes the shape of a spy film as the Russian presidential hopeful tries to learn if the people who poisoned him have ties to Putin.

The Territory Review: The Amazon Rainforest's Indigenous Inhabitants Stand Tall In The Face Of Extinction [Sundance 2022]

By Ben Pearson January 27th, 2022

National Geographic picked up The Territory after its Sundance debut, and it will be available theatrically before hitting streaming platforms later this year.

Sirens Review: An All-Woman Middle Eastern Thrash Metal Band Rocks During A Tumultuous Time [Sundance 2022]

By Ethan Anderton January 27th, 2022

If it wasn't hard enough to be what seems like the only all-female thrash metal band in the Middle East, imagine doing it among the political unrest of Beirut.

Eleonoora Kauhanen, Aamu Milonoff and Linnea Leino

Girl Picture Review: Coming Of Age Is A Whole Vibe In This Tender Teen Portrait [Sundance 2022]

By Shania Russell January 26th, 2022

Girl Picture takes teen drama tropes we've seen a million times before and weaves them into something wonderfully refreshing.

Mija Review: The American Dream For First-Born Immigrants Comes With Immense Pressure [Sundance 2022]

By Ethan Anderton January 26th, 2022

The first-born children of illegal immigrants in the United States may be granted freedom in a country of opportunity, but it's far from an easy path to walk.

Dakota Johnson and Sonoya Mizuno in Am I OK?

Am I OK? Review: Dakota Johnson And Sonoya Mizuno Carry This Tale Of Self-Discovery [Sundance 2022]

By Ben Pearson January 25th, 2022

Comedian Tig Notaro and actress Stephanie Allynne co-direct Am I OK?, a charming and endearing movie about female friendship with two strong lead performances.