Draw Me Close: A Dazzling Virtual Reality Memoir
Jordan Tannahill’s virtual reality memoir Draw Me Close offers a powerful tale of love and loss.
Dopesick Review: A Slick, Sick, Must-See Pick
An engrossing and enraging look at the opioid crisis, the A-list ensemble Dopesick is as highly-addictive as the drug its characters peddle to the masses.
Finch Review: Chappie Meets The Apocalypse
Remember Chappie? He's back! In cloying robot form!
Gaza Mon Amour Review: They Found Love
Succession star Hiam Abbass gives a warm and tender performance in Gaza Mon Amour.
The Shrink Next Door Review: An Unbelievable True Story Makes For Must-See TV
The Shrink Next Door may lack the urgency of a true-crime series binge watch but the story will find an unsettling way to seep in, making it one of this fall’s must-see series.
Clifford: The Big Red Dog Review – So Fetch
Clifford: The Big Red Dog is light escapism with a feel-good message about embracing anyone who stands out from the crowd.
The Eternals Review: A Rare, Unfortunate Misstep for Marvel
Eternals doesn’t bode well for the future of the MCU.
Eternals Video Review
Oscar-winning director Chloé Zhao brings us Eternals, an underwhelming blockbuster that takes itself and its dour characters too seriously.
The Harder They Fall Review: Go Hard or Go Home
Netflix’s action-packed western The Harder They Fall is a blaxploitation-style revenge thriller with an all-star cast.
Antlers Review: A Rare Misstep for Scott Cooper
A disappointingly plodding, dismal, dreary supernatural horror film.
Snakehead Review: Gangster Flick Eats Its Own Tail
Evan Jackson Leong's first dramatic feature explores the underbelly of human trafficking.
Rendezvous with Madness 2021: North By Current Review
The push for reform within the criminal justice system is often discussed from an inner-city perspective in the media. What is not mentioned is that misuse of power in policing and the courts has a great impact on those in rural communities as well. Returning to his hometown of Grayling, Michigan, director Angelo Madsen Minax […]
Wife of a Spy Review: Kurosawa Channels Hitchcock
New noir from Kiyoshi Kurosawa is pure Hitchcock with its slow burn spy game.
The French Dispatch Review: A Mag Gag
Wes Anderson pays tribute to the printed word in his latest farce.
Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn Review: Part Satire, Part Nonsense
This year's Golden Bear winner captures an angry, frustrated mindset that has plagued all of us since this pandemic started.
