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The Bride! Review: Gothic Horror Meets Gangster Mayhem
Jessie Buckley delivers another ferocious performance in The Bride!, Maggie Gyllenhaal's audacious reimagining of the Frankenstein myth.
Tough Old Broads Review: Inspiring Women Offer Beacons of Light
The inspiring documentary Tough Old Broads follows Katherine Switzer, Sharon Farmer, and Siila Watt-Coutlier, three trail-blazing women who have left their mark on the world.
Interview: Man on the Run Director Morgan Neville
Director Morgan Neville on bringing a lesser-known part of Paul McCartney's career/life to the screen in Man on the Run.
Gathering in Graceland: An EPiC Visit to Memphis
Jason Gorber flew down to Graceland to get the scoop on EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert and everything King of Rock 'n' Roll. See what he got up to now.
Scream 7 Review: Meta-Slasher Wastes Neve Campbell’s Return
Neve Campbell returns to lead Scream 7, in a tired entry in a franchise well past its sell-by date.
In Cold Light Review: A Dynamic, If Inconsistent, Family Drama/Crime Thriller
In Cold Light is a thriller that disguises itself as a drama and surprises it's audience in doing so, if inconsistently along the way.
Pavane Review: Nothing’s More Complicated Than Love
Pavane takes viewers through a love story that feels genuine in its ups and downs, showing how hard we must work for the love we want.
Relationship Goals Review: A 90-Minute Book Advertisement
Despite its charismatic leads, Relationship Goals is a surface-level rom-com that exists solely to sell a book.
The Oscar-Nominated Live Action Shorts: They’re Actually Good this Year!
Review of the 2026 Oscar-nominated live action short films: Jane Austen's Period Drama, A Friend of Dorothy, Two People Exchanging Saliva, The Singers, and Butcher's Stain.
The Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts: They’re Your Oyster
Review of the 2026 Oscar-nominated animated shorts The Girl Who Cried Pearls, Forevergreen, Retirement Plan, Butterfly, and The Three Sisters.
How to Make a Killing Review
How to Make a Killing is a timely morality tale for a society that treats American Psycho’s Patrick Bateman as aspirational instead of cautionary.
The Incomer Review: A Delightfully Weird British Comedy
Louis Paxton's first feature The Incomer is a delightfully weird British comedy about finding community starring Domhnall Gleeson, Gayle Rankin, and Grant O'Rourke.
Sundance 2026: Carousel Review
Rachel Lambert's Carousel is the quiet, slice-of-life romance that we've been craving.
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die Review
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die is here to share some unpleasant truths about where smartphones and social media will lead us.
