Farewell Amor Review: A Breakout Debut
Farewell Amor is a breakout film for debut director Ekwa Msangi and star-in-the-making, Jayme Lawson
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The Midnight Sky Interview: Demián Bichir Talks George Clooney’s New Sci-Fi Movie
Our exclusive interview with Demián Bichir about his role in George Clooney's Netflix film The Midnight Sky.
Wild Mountain Thyme Review: One Wild Irish Ride
From wildly miscast leads to a bizarre plot twist, the Jamie Dornan and Emily Blunt led Wild Mountain Thyme is one weird and wild Irish ride.
Monster Hunter Review: Nonstop Mayhem
Monster Hunter sees two battle-tested warriors stranded in a deadly world inhabited by giant monsters
Changing Reels Episode 73 – Climax
Carolyn Mauricette joins Courtney for Climax!
Movies vs. Matrimony: Season 3 Round 18
Find out which movie and which actor Daniel and Pauline discussed during round 18!
Sundance Film Festival Announces an Impressive 2021 Lineup
The Sundance Film Festival’s impressive 2021 lineup includes 72 Features, 50 Shorts, 4 Indie Series, and 14 New Frontier Projects.
They Call Me Dr. Miami Trailer: Made in America
They Call Me Dr. Miami spotlights America’s most famous plastic surgeon and examines the impact of body modifications on selfie culture.
comPOSERS Episode 90: Scrooged
This week, the boys try to recover from the Star Wars Holiday Special by enjoying a very 80s Christmas with returning guest Amanda Factor!
Black Hole Films Episode 189 – A Christmas Story
Jake Horowitz joins Jeremy for A Christmas Story!
Promising Young Woman Review
When’s the last time we got a film as dark, sexy, and dangerous as Promising Young Woman?
Wheels Review: Spread Love it’s the Brooklyn Way
Wheels is a coming-of-age drama about a Brooklyn DJ facing family struggles that may derail his dream.
Spoiled Rotten 120: Revisiting The Fantastic Four Movies
Ben and Daniel revisit Tim Story & Josh Trank's Fantastic Four movies!
Songbird Review: It’s Not ‘Too Soon’, It’s ‘Too Bad’
Songbird holds the distinction of being the first movie to film in Los Angeles since the 2020 pandemic shutdown. It also has the distinction of being one of the most misguided and tone-deaf movies of the year.
The Criterion Shelf: Claire Denis, Bill Forsyth, Nadav Lapid
The Criterion Channel is currently screening three collections of three very different filmmakers.
