Kinds of Kindness Review: Yorgos Serves Some Bad Clams
Jesse Plemons, Emma Stone, Hong Chau, and Willem Dafoe star in Yorgos Lanthimos's bloated three-part anthology film Kinds of Kindness.
Brats Review: The Bratty Pack
They ruled all your favourite coming-of-age movies in the 1980s and early '90s, but were the members of the Brat Pack BFFs off-screen?
House of the Dragon 2.01: “A Son for a Son” Review
Season 2 of House of the Dragon kicks off with a haunting start, exploring the consequences of Season 1's finale through strong adaptation.
The Boys Season 4 Review: Carry Over For An Epic Final Season
It may have some cracks, but The Boys Season 4 is another worthy entry into the popular series and promises an explosive final season.
The Bikeriders Review: A Road Movie Through the Pit Stops of Life
Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, Tom Hardy, and Mike Faist star in Jeff Nichols' handsomely rugged The Bikeriders.
Inside Out 2 Review: All the Magical Emotions Are Back!
While the Disney-owned animation studio has had some lesser offerings in recent years, Inside Out 2 proves that Pixar still has an abundance of creative juice left in the tank.
Tuesday Review: A Dour Emotional Odyssey
Daina O. Pusíc’s A24 drama Tuesday offers viewers a heavy-hearted exploration of love and loss.
Tribeca 2024: The Wasp Incites a Swarming Sense of Discomfort
With exceptional performances by the leads, The Wasp comes with unexpected bombshells masterfully placed to throw its viewers for a loop.
Tribeca 2024: Presumed Innocent Updates the 90s Classic With Mixed Results
Presumed Innocent is worth your time, but not the event TV series that Apple was probably hoping for.
Tribeca 2024: The Weekend Is a Thrilling Film About the Horrors of Family Dinner
Nigerian horror/thriller The Weekend extolls the horrors of family dinner at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival.
Tribeca 2024: Come Closer is Nesher’s compelling feature debut on loss & grief
A compelling tale of loss and grief, Come Closer sees director Nesher implement her personal journey of grief with sincere storytelling.
Tribeca 2024: All That We Love Offers a Familiar Portrait of Grief and Awkward Family Dynamics
Starring Margaret Cho, Tribeca's All That We Love offers a familiar portrait of grief and awkward family dynamics.
The Watchers Review: Like Father, Like Daughter
Ishana Night Shyamalan makes her feature directorial debut with The Watchers -- and shares some of the same highs and lows as her filmmaker father.
Bad Boys: Ride or Die Review: Chemistry Never Dies
Bad Boys: Ride or Die's mixture of nostalgia and comedy shows this aging franchise can still entertain.
The Acolyte Review: The High Republic Makes a Promising Live-Action Debut
Star Wars reaches outside of The Skywalker Saga in The Acolyte, an exciting, if flawed, new Disney+ series set during the High Republic era.
