Sundance 2019: The Last Black Man in San Francisco Review
Director Joe Talbot's The Last Black Man in San Francisco portrays the relentless crime of community disintegration at the hands of gentrification.
Serenity Review
Serenity is the worst film of 2019 – and will be for quite some time.
Stan & Ollie Review
Stan & Ollie succeeds as a tribute to a pair of undeniable screen legends who deserved better.
Cold War Review
Will audiences ever tire of silly love songs? A handful of ditties replay throughout Pawel Pawlikowski’s Cold War and each reprisal of a tune breaks one’s heart into pieces.
Riverdale Season Three: The Best One Yet
Confidently finding its groove in storylines more outlandish than anything you will find in the comics, Riverdale is still going strong three seasons in.
Can’t Hardly Wait Blu-ray Review
Can't Hardly Wait is on Blu-ray, but maybe our high school years haven't aged as well as we’d like…
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – The First Hip-Hop Superhero Movie
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’s inclusion of a multiverse lets the film go as big as the art department’s imaginations allow and to deliver a movie that feels like a living breathing comic book.
Lifechanger Review
As both a character study and an exercise in low-budget genre filmmaking, Lifechanger finds a smart balance between the ideas it seeks to evoke and the unsettling thrill that thenhorror provides.
Vice Review: Bale and Adams Shine in Ham-Handed Dick Cheney Dramedy
Director Adam McKay's Vice Presidential biopic follows The Big Short template with mixed success
Second Act’s Second Act Sinks the Non-Rom-Com
J Lo's return to the big screen is more tearjerker than romantic comedy – but who exactly is this movie made for?
Bumblebee Puts the Transformers Franchise Back on Track
Bumblebee's director and screenwriter care more about teen angst than interplanetary conflict – and that's a good thing!
Aquaman Review: Sea Sludge or Swashbuckling Adventure?
Aquaman doesn’t dare take itself seriously, and it’s a better movie for it.
Roma Review
Alfonso Cuarón’s new film Roma reminds of the unequivocal joys of watching movies
The Mangler Blu-ray Review
In the horror genre there’s a very distinct line between gore and camp that just isn’t the easiest to straddle, but Tobe Hooper's The Mangler does just that.
Henchmen Review
There’s an interesting story to be told about the men and women working behind the scenes in the superhero genre, but is Henchmen that movie?
