A Wounded Fawn Review: A Highly Artistic Horror Freak Show [Fantastic Fest]
A Wounded Fawn is great.
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Satanic Hispanics Review: More Horror Anthologies Should Be This Steady And Fun [Fantastic Fest]
A smooth-as-silk horror anthology. -
The Munsters Review: A Baffling, Painful Take On The Old TV Comedy
Rob Zombie's The Munsters is a baffling, misguided film. -
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Spirit Halloween: The Movie Review: This Halloween Adventure Is Not Very Good, But Still Charming
Spirit Halloween: The Movie isn't very good, but it has a certain spooky charm that might appeal to some. -
Queer For Fear: The History Of Queer Horror Review: The Gayest Genre Gains A Vital Docuseries
Queer For Fear does an admirable job balancing film history with modern cultural analysis. -
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers Season 2 Review: New Ducks Fly On Their Own, But Nostalgia's Shadow Still Looms
The Mighty Ducks are back, and they have a whole new set of challenges in front of them, including being forced to compete against each other. -
Sick Review: The Strangers For The Covid Era Is Actually Really Good, And Far Too Real [Fantastic Fest]
The Strangers for the COVID-19 era. -
Werewolf By Night Review: Marvel Bucks Tradition With A Fun Monster Movie Homage [Fantastic Fest]
Werewolf By Night is Marvel horror fun for Halloween. -
House Of The Dragon Enters The Eye Of The Storm In 'The Princess And The Queen'
A Targaryen alone in the world is a terrible thing. -
Lynch/Oz Review: Tracing The Populist Surrealism Of David Lynch And Movie Americana [Fantastic Fest]
There's no place like home. -
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Blood Relatives Review: A Sweet, Slightly Clumsy Vampire Dramedy [Fantastic Fest]
The father-daughter vampire road trip movie you've been waiting for. -
Kids Vs. Aliens Review: A Charmingly Simplistic Monster Movie [Fantastic Fest]
You got kids, you've got aliens, you've got kids versing aliens. -
Billy Eichner's Gay Rom-Com Bros Is Getting Review Bombed By Homophobes With Too Much Time On Their Hands
And now, a bunch of people who really, really need to touch grass. -
Unicorn Wars Review: A Gnarly Animated Film About The Horrors Of War Starring Cuddly Teddy Bears [Fantastic Fest]
Unicorn Wars is a brutal, disturbing war film disguised as a candy-colored cartoon about cuddly teddy bears. -
Smile Review: A Frequently Creepy Fright Flick That Doesn't Have An Original Thought In Its Head [Fantastic Fest]
Smile will leave you wanting to revisit the movies this one 'borrows' from. -
Divided Loyalties And Painful 'Partings' Take Centerstage In The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power
The Rings of Power has carefully positioned its characters to stand on the cusp of their biggest battle and most daunting challenge yet. -
Lou Review: A Well-Trod Action-Thriller That Neither Flies Nor Fails
Lou is a simple story adequately told, but its performers make it shine. -
Interview With The Vampire Review: Anne Rice's Novel Gets Modernized, For Better And Worse
Interview With the Vampire won't do much for people unfamiliar with the Vampire Chronicles. -
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Review: This Anime Franchise Prequel Is A Heartwarming Spectacle
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 offers something for both fans and newcomers to the franchise. -
A Deep Dive Into Andor's First Arc, And What It Says About The Star Wars Universe
Andor is a terrific drama, but three episodes in, it doesn't feel as though there's anything necessarily Star Wars about it. -
The Infernal Machine Review: Guy Pearce Anchors A Twisty Thriller That Can't Quite Stick The Landing
Guy Pearce is predictably good in The Infernal Machine. -
Andor Review: The Latest Star Wars Series Goes To A Gritty, Grounded Place And Is Better For It
That's what a reckoning sounds like. -
Empire Of Light Review: Sam Mendes Challenges Convention With A Unique Love Story [TIFF]
Empire of Light is as much a celebration of the old as it is a treatise on embracing the future. -
Memoria Review: Past And Present Collide With A Contemplative Sonic Boom
Memoria is a wandering experience through overlapping planes of existence. -
Casa Susanna Review: A Documentary That Travels Back In Time To Witness Transgender History [TIFF]
Casa Susanna cuts through time to offer a glimpse of an 'astonishing secret world.'
