Death of a Unicorn Review
Alex Scharfman’s directorial debut, Death of a Unicorn, is a funny and fantastical dissent against…
Ash is a Whisper of Better Films
Ash, The new horror sci-fi film from director Flying Lotus has all the makings of…
Opus is a Pearl of Opulence
Opus is a visual feast driven by incredible performances and deep-seated themes. This movie is…
Mikey 17 Copies Too Much From Real Life
Mikey 17, like all of Bong Joon-ho’s movies, is playing with a great number of…
The Criterion 40: Being There
Hal Ashby’s 1979 film Being There is a hilarious satire of white privilege and political…
The Monkey Review: All Monkey Business
Osgood Perkins’ newest movie The Monkey comes only a few months after his huge 2024…
Captain America Brave New World
Captain America Brave New World is an apt title for the 35th entry in the…
Heart Eyes Review: Love Stinks
Heart Eyes slashes into theaters just in time for Valentine’s Day. This film from Josh…
The Room Next Door Review
The Room Next Door is an odd film by all accounts. It boasts big names…
Companion is a Barbaric Break-Up Film
Over the years, many films have offered the same dystopian vision of the future as…
Babygirl Pulls A Switcharoo
Halina Reijn’s Babygirl aims to be a smart sexy erotic drama. The film succeeds in…
Nickel Boys Wants To Put You In Hell
Nickel Boys, RaMell Ross’s directorial debut, is based on a Colson Whitehead book of the…
Presence: A Ghost Story in Reverse
Presence takes the classic ghost story movie and turns it on its head. Rather than…
Flight Risk Needs A Pilot
Mel Gibson’s newest film Flight Risk is a far cry from some of the actor/director’s…
The Brutalist: Monumental Says Everyone
A lot of superlatives have been thrown around when describing Brady Corbet’s newest film The…
Wolf Man Is Too Much Metaphor, Too Little Monster
Leigh Whannell’s newest film Wolf Man is both a technical achievement and a narrative bore….
The Last Showgirl: A Life Well-Wasted
Gia Coppola’s latest film The Last Showgirl is a fascinating look at life in the…
Den of Thieves 2: Unnecessary Fun
Christian Gudegast returns to the Den of Thieves world with Den of Thieves 2: Pantera….
A Complete Unknown: The First Time You Heard Dylan
James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown is barely a movie. There is very little conflict through…
Nosferatu Makes Vampires Scary Again
Robert Eggers has struck magic with his Christmas day release Nosferatu. This remake of a…
Queer Is A Disembodied Film
Luca Guadignino’s adaptation of Queer, a 1985 William S. Burrough novella, is a dreamy, drug-induced,…
Sonic 3 Isn’t Defined By The Past
Paramount’s Sonic 3 feels like an ending and a new beginning all at once. Videogame…
Kraven The Hunter Review
After three writers and two years of delays, Kraven The Hunter is finally in theaters….
