No Hard Feelings Review: Welcome Back, JLaw!
Jennifer Lawrence relishes the opportunity to lean into chaos in No Hard Feelings, showcasing what we've been missing all these years.
Secret Invasion Review: If Only Phase 5 Started Here
Marvel's new spy series looks to bring Phase 5 back on track.
Extraction 2 Review: An Impressive Action Showcase
Extraction 2 is impresses action-wise. The 21-minute oner should be studied as a perfect example of multi-department filmmaking.
Never Have I Ever Season 4 Review: A Tepid Send-Off
The coming of age series' final bow plays out like an afterthought.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Sneak Peek: Another Stellar Season of Trek
Season 2 of the fan-favorite series continues to trek it, not wreck it.
Elemental Review: Stunning Visuals Uplift a So-So Story
Despite stunning visuals, Disney/Pixar’s latest film, Elemental, gets bogged down in the telling before ever really getting off the ground.
The Blackening Review: Horror Comedy Slays
The Blackening brings together horror and comedy, and manages to slay both.
Other People’s Children Review: It’s the Joy in Your Heart
Fans of The Worst Person in the World will want to catch Other People's Children, which offers a similarly refreshing tale of writing one's own ending. Virginie Efira shines in this one.
The Flash Review: A Comic Book Fan’s Dream Come True
The Flash sees the fastest man alive embark on a thrilling adventure across the multiverse in the DCEU’s epic crossover event.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts Review: Roaring into a New Era
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts scales back the series signature “Bay-hem” style to deliver the best Transformers movie in a decade.
Beyond Paper Review
Oana Suteu Khintirian's new documentary reflects on the value of the written word and the sense of knowledge and culture that is lost through digitization.
Past Lives Review: Brief Encounters through the Multiverse
Celine Song delivers an extraordinary debut feature about the pangs of lost love and the weight of straddling two worlds in Past Lives.
Bones of Crows Review: A Stirring Testament to Resilience and Persistence
A stirring indictment of colonialization and testament to resilience and persistence, Bones of Crows is made all the more powerful by Grace Dove’s richly layered central performance.
Queen of the Deuce Review
Queen of the Deuce builds a vivid portrait of the legendary pioneer of the 1970’s New York City porn industry.
The Boogeyman Review: A Pleasing, If Familiar Thrill
The Boogeyman almost became straight-to-streaming fodder, but we lucked out with this entertaining remake of the Stephen King story.
