Eddington Review: There’s No Peace in Ari Aster’s Pandemic Western
Ari Aster's pandemic-era horror film Eddington offers a chilling parable that imagines internet culture transported to real life.
Pavements Review: A Rockumentary Unlike Anything Else
Alex Ross Perry’s Pavements is a deconstruction of the music documentary form that defies categorization and is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.
To a Land Unknown Review: Stateless Refugees Meet Midnight Cowboys
The story of two Palestinian refugees caught in limbo in Athens drives a gripping story about the passage to a new life in To a Land Unknown.
Superman Review: The Man of Steel Soars Again
James Gunn's Superman is a crowd-pleaser that shows that superhero films have not loss their sense of fun.
Jurassic World Rebirth Review: More Whimper Than Roar
Jurassic World Rebirth engenders more of a whimper than a roar, but there’s enough to entertain–even if it’s just surface fun.
Stick Review: Sports Comedy Coasts on Owen Wilson’s Charms
Owen Wilson's charm aids Stick, a familiar series about a down and out golfer looking for a comeback with a young protégé.
The Waterfront Season One Review: Great Cast, Hack Plot
The Waterfront is all about appearances, and unfortunately, for the most part, what you see is what you get.
Ironheart Review: Successfully Building a Character Behind the Suit
Much like its titular heroine’s hi-tech suit, Marvel’s Ironheart is crafted with precision and care. with Dominique Thorne leading a grounded and emotionally rich story.
F1: The Movie Review: From Mach 1 to F1
F1: The Movie is a pulse-pounding summer blockbuster that roars across the finish line with speed, heart, and swagger.
Steph Tolev: Filth Queen Review – Buy Your Tolev Stock Now
Canadian comedian Steph Tolev regales her audience with jokes about dating old men, tuna, and LA in the Netflix standup special Filth Queen.
Sovereign Review: Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay Are “Free”
Offerman possesses a conspiratorial air no matter what he does, and that, paired with ideology at odds with reality, spells storm clouds in Sovereign.
His Father’s Son Review: A Culinary and Cinematic Delight
His Father's Son plates something simple and understated, but by investing the audience in the ensemble, the film feels richer for it.
28 Years Later: Reinventing the Zombie Movie…Again
Oscar winner Danny Boyle and co-writer Alex Garland are back to reinventing the zombie genre with 28 Years Later, revitalizing a 22-year-old franchise.
Elio Review: A Cosmic Celebration of the Alien Within Us All
Pixar's soulful new sci-fi adventure Elio is a cosmic love letter to the socially awkward.
Tires Season 2 Review: See Shane Gillis’ Heart Grow Three Sizes
Shane Gillis and co. set their sights on more comedy, more emotion, big names, and a lot less filler in season two of Tires.
