Hazbin Hotel Review: This Hellish Cartoon Should Have Stayed In Limbo
Amazon's Hazbin Hotel is an adult animated series that should have been a hell of a good time. Instead, was dead on arrival.
Feud: Capote vs. The Swans Review: A Dull Follow Up To Murphy’s Best Work
Feud: Capote vs. The Swans proves a character's downfall will always fail to impact an audience that never witnesses their rise to greatness.
Sundance 2024: Thelma Review
Inspired by a real-life phone scamming incident, Thelma follows one 93-year-old's journey to reclaim the money that was stolen from her.
Masters of The Air Review: Flying High
Masters of the Air takes flight with an explosive and tense double-episode premiere on Apple TV+ January 26.
Sundance 2024: Reinas Review
In Reinas, Klaudia Reynicke displays the subtlety of a master as she crafts a profound experience using deceptively simple means.
Sundance 2024: In The Land Of Brothers Review
In The Land of Brothers creates a sympathetic portrait of Afghan refugees trapped on the margins of society.
Sundance 2024: Desire Lines Review
Desire Lines is a captivating hybrid documentary, flowing freely through constraints and bursting boundaries both literal and figurative.
Sight Unseen Review: New Canadian Detective Show Has A Unique Hook
The new CTV Original follows Tess, a visually-impaired detective who must rely on Sunny, a remote seeing eye partner.
Sundance 2024: Sebastian Review
Sundance drama Sebastian, by Mikko Mäkelä, stars Ruaridh Mollica as an aspiring novelist who embarks on sex work as research for next story.
Werner Herzog: Radical Dreamer Review
The new documentary Werner Herzog: Radical Dreamer meanders through Herzog’s life and career with rambling reflections from the man himself.
Destroy All Neighbors Review: Gory, Gruesome, Gnarly Fun for the Whole Family
Destroy All Neighbors is a splatter-filled B-movie with a game cast.
The Book of Clarence Review: Jeymes Samuel’s Sophomore Effort Impresses
Filmmaker Jeymes Samuel brings originality and some truly inspired casting to make The Book of Clarence something truly worth seeing.
Some Other Woman Review: Who Is She?
If you’re in the mood for a light psychological thriller, Some Other Woman is a satisfactory thriller that has a few tricks up its sleeve that may catch you off guard.
The Beekeeper Review: Unbee-lievable Action
Does The Beekeeper represent a new kind of Bee-movie? ason Statham's latest actioner flies with a hive of mindless January releases that offer what audiences expect.
Mean Girls Review: Stop Trying To Make Fetch Happen
Mean Girls is a delightfully funny and fresh take on high school teenage girl clique-dom with engaging characters, witty, highly quotable dialogue, and a cast of future stars. It’s just too bad that movie came out in 2004.
