Joonam Review: Intimate Documentary Nails The Mother-Daughter Dynamic [Sundance]
Joonam is a well-constructed, personal journey through identity and family history.
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Tales From The Box Office: Meet The Spartans, One Of The Worst-Reviewed Movies Ever, Was Still A Hit
Why did Hollywood keep making those silly spoof movies? Because people kept paying to see them. -
In My Mother's Skin Review: A Chilling Horror Of A Family Torn Apart [Sundance]
This nightmarish fairy tale doesn't always work, but it's still a promising debut. -
Magazine Dreams Review: Jonathan Majors Is Phenomenal In This Brutal, Uncomfortable Story Of An Unstable Bodybuilder [Sundance]
Jonathan Majors continues to remind us he's one of the best actors working right now. -
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Birth/Rebirth Review: Two Great Lead Performances And A Surprisingly Funny Script Bring This Horror-Drama To Life [Sundance]
Birth/Rebirth is aided by two great performances from Judy Reyes and Marin Ireland. -
Animalia Review: Empathetic Sci-Fi Drama Questions Humanity In Surreal Fashion [Sundance]
Animalia is just as compelling and mysterious on a technical level as it is on a thematic one. -
After Love Review: A Quietly Devastating Slow Burn On What It Really Means To Belong
Don't sleep on Joanna Scanlan's intensely vulnerable lead performance. -
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. -
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). -
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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. -
The Last Of Us Starts Off Strong In First Episode
The highly-anticipated video game adaptation begins. -
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. -
Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tale Of The Macabre Review: A Mid-Tier Adaptation That Leaves Us Wanting More
The series is never actively bad, it just doesn't live up to the kind of heartstopping uniqueness that has made Ito's work a horror touchstone -
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! -
Hunters Season 2 Review: A Messy, Truncated Conclusion To An Otherwise Profound Series
Hunters deserved a much stronger final season than it was afforded. -
Fans Of Rogue One Will Want To Dive Into Star Wars: The Battle Of Jedha
We finally learn how Jedha City came to be known as "The Holy City." -
Plane Review: Gerard Butler's '90s Throwback Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
Plane is a movie that delivers exactly what it promises. -
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Brings Back An Old Favorite In A Morally Complex Episode
The latest episode of The Bad Batch focuses on Crosshair. -
The Last Of Us Review: A Thrilling, Character-Driven Achievement For Game Fans And Newcomers Alike
Breathe a sigh of relief: The Last of Us is very, very good. -
Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury Explodes In 'Keep Marching On Instead Of Running Off'
Guel and unusual punishment. -
Anne Rice's Mayfair Witches Review: This Sterile Southern Gothic Lacks Bite
AMC's latest Anne Rice adaptation can't match the fun of Interview With the Vampire. -
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.
