Spaz Review: A Fascinating But Tragic Profile Of The Rebel Who Pioneered Modern Day CGI VFX [SXSW]
Spaz tells an intimate story that unfolds within a milestone moment in moviemaking history.
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The Man Who Fell To Earth Review: A Timely And Fresh Adaptation Of A Sci-Fi Classic [SXSW]
The Man Who Fell to Earth TV series is a promising, different take on familiar material. -
Attack On Titan Final Season Makes Villains Of Everyone In Emotionally Damaging 'Traitor'
Attack on Titan goes for maximum emotional damage by bringing back some old friends with an episode that makes traitors out of everyone. -
Turning Red Spoiler Review: A Message We Need To Hear, No Matter How Old We Are
Turning Red might be one of the most important Pixar films ever released. -
Bad Vegan Review: Another Shocking, Twisty True Crime Docuseries From Netflix
Get ready for your new true crime addiction, until the next one comes along. -
The Thief Collector: Did A Seemingly Normal Married Couple Pull Off A Major Art Heist? [SXSW]
A fascinating mystery with no real answers. -
The Adam Project Spoiler Review: Scramblin' Towards Amblin
It's a pity The Adam Project doesn't have anything remotely resembling an edge. -
The Cow Review: Winona Ryder Goes Through A Bad Breakup In This Unfocused Thriller [SXSW]
Winona Ryder is the one bright spot in the otherwise murky thriller The Cow. -
Outlander's Latest Episode Tests Allegiances And Tees Up Some Witchery
This week's Outlander brings both birth and death. -
The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent Review: Nicolas Cage Is Nicolas Cage [SXSW]
Nicolas Cage is fun as Nicolas Cage, but Pedro Pascal? We should keep an eye on that guy. -
Zoë Kravitz Gets A Cat And Sends Up Princess And The Frog In A Hit Or Miss Saturday Night Live
Zoë Kravitz took time out of her cat burglar schedule to make her hosting debut at Saturday Night Live, and yes, there were cats and Catwomen. -
DMZ Review: A Well-Crafted Tale About Hope In The Face Of Hopelessness
DMZ seems meant to inspire us and remind us of our own power, even when the road ahead seems impossible. -
Shining Girls Review: Elisabeth Moss Is Unstuck In Time In This Creepy, Mystifying Series
Shining Girls is mysterious. Very, very mysterious. -
The Cellar Review: Who Says Math Can't Be Scary [SXSW]
The Cellar is an adventurously melancholic representation of Irish horror. -
To Leslie Review: Andrea Riseborough Is Astounding As An Alcoholic Stumbling Towards Redemption [SXSW]
Andrea Riseborough is incredible in this drama about a lottery winner who drank away all her money and has to hit rock bottom hard before she turns it around. -
Linoleum Review: Jim Gaffigan Shines In A Perplexing But Beautiful Tapestry Of Life And Love [SXSW]
Jim Gaffigan gives a career-best performance in this South by Soutwest selected indie dramedy that's much more than meets the eye. -
Marcel The Shell With Shoes On Review: A Lovely Slice Of Whimsical, Melancholy Magic [SXSW]
Jenny Slate voices your new favorite movie character. -
Spin Me Round Review: Alison Brie Gets Embroiled In A Meandering But Entertaining Comedic Thriller [SXSW]
Alison Brie goes on a promising restaurant franchise retreat in Italy that slowly turns into chaos in the latest film from writer/director Jeff Baena. -
The Pez Outlaw Review: A Breezy, Charming Documentary About The World Of Pez Collecting [SXSW]
The Pez Collector is pretty light, but that's part of its charms. -
WeCrashed Review: Anne Hathaway Steals The Show In A Sleek, Seductive Tale Of A Startup Gone Wrong
WeCrashed is not just about the story of WeWork. It's also a surprisingly genuine, well-developed, yet unflinchingly toxic love story. -
Nothing Lasts Forever Review: This Highly Cinematic Documentary Holds A Loupe Over The Diamond Industry [SXSW]
'The diamond was always a lie.' -
I Love My Dad Review: Patton Oswalt Is Perfect In This Extraordinarily Cringeworthy Comedy [SXSW]
This is one of the most cringeworthy movies ever, but in a good way. -
Sissy Review: When Influencers Attack [SXSW]
Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes' appropriately scorched-earth Sissy is more than a cautionary tale. -
The Girl From Plainville Review: Strong Performances Anchor A Difficult, Emotionally Draining Show
Elle Fanning delivers a disturbing performance in the bleak The Girl From Plainville. -
Everything Everywhere All At Once Review: Chaos And Kindness Collide In A Mind-Melting Masterpiece [SXSW]
The new film from the directing duo Daniels puts Michelle Yeoh through the multiverse. -
Deadstream Review: A Haunted House Comedy For The Livestreaming Age [SXSW]
Deadstream is a goofball, gross-out, grim-but-gleeful crowd pleaser. -
Pachinko Review: Soo Hugh's Stirring Prestige Series Streamlines A Singular Immigrant Saga
Pachinko is a story told in pieces, but the pieces are more vibrant, earnest, and stirring than most any other show on TV today.
