Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker Review: A Queer Artist Gets His Due
Chris McKim's bio doc captures the fiery spirit of the late, great David Wojnarowicz.
SXSW 2021: The End Of Us Review
This quarantine-set SXSW rom-com shows us that just because you can make a movie about an ongoing pandemic doesn't mean you should
SXSW 2021: The Lost Sons Review
The truth is stranger than fiction in Ursula Macfarlane's SXSW documentary The Lost Sons, a thrilling look at Paul Fronczak's quest for his true identity.
SXSW 2021: Kid Candidate Review
Kid Candidate succeeds as an engaging character study and an insightful examination of municipal politics.
Cherry Review: Nothing to Marvel At Here
Choking on one's own vomit is a definite possibility.
Death Of A Ladies’ Man Review
Gabriel Byrne battles his inner demons in the Canadian-Irish drama inspired by Leonard Cohen.
Crock of Gold: A Few Rounds with Shane MacGowan Review
Director Julien Temple takes a deep-dive into the complicated history of The Pogues' vocalist.
Unboxing: Run-DMC’s RAISING HELL Limited Edition 45RPM Vinyl from Mobile Fidelity
We unbox Mobile Fidelity's limited edition remastered vinyl release of Run-DMC's iconic 1986 album Raising Hell.
Boogie Review: More Swagger than Substance
Eddie Huang’s feature film debut Boogie looks at basketball, identity, and the Asian American struggle.
Record Review: Bob Dylan’s Desire on Mobile Fidelity’s Supervinyl
That Shelf Managing Editor – and resident audiophile – Jason Gorber reviews Bob Dylan's Desire on Mobile Fidelity's Super Vinyl. Is it worth picking up?
Raya and the Last Dragon Review: A Heartfelt Action-packed Epic
Disney’s thrilling new animated adventure Raya and the Last Dragon features a kick-ass hero, dazzling visuals, and a touching message.
The Sinners Review: Reaching But Not Grasping
With a large cast, plenty of intersecting storylines, and a heavy dose of religious motifs, The Sinners is a lot to take on for any first feature film. Director and co-writer Courtney Paige does her best to spin all of this into a high school thriller à la Agatha Christie, however the overall experience of […]
Chaos Walking Review: Wannabe Series Starter Delivers Mixed Results
Doug Liman’s wannabe series starter, starring Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley, delivers decidedly mixed results.
Lucky Review: An Edgy Feminist Slasher
Writer-star Brea Grant turns the everyday misogyny and sexism women face into a slasher horror in Lucky.
The World to Come Review: A Quiet Passion
Further proof that Vanessa Kirby is one of the most exciting actresses of her generation.
