Coma Review: An Elliptical Exercise In Lockdown Limbo [NYFF]
It's not easy to digest this kind of film. But its ideas hold weight.
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The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power's First Season Comes To An Epic End And All Is Finally Revealed
"How am I to know which lights to follow?" -
She Said Review: The Harvey Weinstein Exposé Drama Talks A Lot But Unearths Little [NYFF]
She Said is an impassioned but pedestrian journalism movie that mechanically rehashes things we already knew. -
The One Review That George Romero Appreciated The Most
'...it out-distances every other King adaptation I've seen...' -
Halloween Ends Review: Good Performances And A Strong Finale Can't Save An Undercooked Story
The new Halloween trilogy ends with a whimper. -
Chainsaw Man Brings Horror, Carnage, And Emotional Devastation In The Biggest Anime Of The Season
This is a show about a man ... who is made of chainsaws. -
Star Wars: Path Of Deceit Delves Into The Fear Of The Jedi
Star Wars: Path of Deceit was an exciting addition to The High Republic. -
Andor Episode 6 Pays Off The Heist And Hints At The Future
The Eye reaches a stunning conclusion for the heist that the series has been building toward. -
Rosaline Review: A Revisionist Romeo And Juliet Retelling That Could've Used More Revising
Good revisionist Shakespeare adaptations, wherefore art thou? -
The Witch From Mercury Goes To Jail, Does Not Pass Go In 'The Cursed Mobile Suit'
The second episode of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury throws a spanner into the works. -
All That Breathes Review: This Documentary Paints Sad Elegance For New Delhi Bird Surgeons [NYFF]
'With streets like these, it's going to be impossible for people to bring birds.' -
House Of The Dragon Hosts An Awkward Family Dinner In 'The Lord Of The Tides'
In The Lord of the Tides, we get a front-row seat to one of the Targaryen family’s most unforgettable meals. -
Brendan Gleeson Brings Irish Charm And New Cast Members Shine In A Fantastic Saturday Night Live
Brendan Gleeson made for a fantastic host and had some fun with Colin Farrell, but the new featured players got a chance to breakout even more too. -
My Father's Dragon Review: Netflix Animation Sparks Joy
With its charming hand-drawn aesthetic and imaginative setting, My Father's Dragon has that rare quality of being truly timeless -
Terrifier 2 Review: A Bigger, Weirder, Bloodier Sequel
Terrifier 2 is a vast improvement over the first film. -
The Midnight Club Review: A Rare Misfire From The Mike Flanagan Netflix Horror Machine
It's not worth getting a membership to The Midnight Club. -
The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Hits Pause And Takes A Deep Breath Before The Plunge In 'The Eye'
The penultimate hour of this first season eases off the gas pedal entirely in ways that almost makes this feel like a table-setting finale for season 2. -
Catherine Called Birdy Review: Lena Dunham's Medieval Coming-Of-Age Comedy Is A Low-Key Charmer
Bella Ramsay flies high in Lena Dunham's charming but slight adaptation of the beloved kid's book. -
Matilda Review: A Deliciously Dark Revenge Tale With A Sweet Center [London Film Festival]
Powerhouse musical numbers and faithfulness to the spirit of Roald Dahl's book balance out a miscast villain in Matilda the Musical. -
The Antares Paradox Review: An Emotional Sci-Fi Drama About The Cost Of Scientific Pursuit [Fantastic Fest]
Are we alone in the universe? -
Andor Episode 5 Peels Back The Layers On The Star Wars Galaxy
Nerves fray as the heist nears, but all systems are go. -
Amsterdam Review: Enjoyable Performances Can't Save David O. Russell's Undercooked Movie
Despite a truly excellent cast, Amsterdam is a movie decidedly less than the sum of its parts. -
Showing Up Review: Michelle Williams' Portrait Of A Frazzled Sculptor [NYFF]
Kelly Reichardt's new drama is an intimate, low-key snapshot of the life of a struggling artist. -
Saint Omer Review: Alice Diop's Fiction Debut Aims An Empathetic Lens On A Discomforting Courtroom Subject [NYFF]
Alice Diop makes her fiction feature debut with a deeply empathetic courtroom drama inspired by a true story. -
Mr. Harrigan's Phone Review: This Stephen King Adaptation Is An Old School Ghost Story With A Modern Twist
This sturdy Stephen King adaptation mostly gets the job done. -
The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Thor: Love And Thunder, Elvis, And More
What's new on Blu?! -
House Of The Dragon Spills Targaryen Blood At A Velaryon Funeral In 'Driftmark'
In a shocking turn of events, Westerosi funerals are just as brutal as their weddings.
