by Kevin Allen | Aug 22, 2025
The life of a Jewish family is presented as a collage of memories across ten episodes of this new Netflix adult animated dramedy. Ten years ago, Raphael Bob-Waksberg premiered his first animated television show on Netflix with Bojack Horseman to widespread acclaim,...
by Kevin Allen | Aug 13, 2025
A bloodhound must live 24 hours to their fullest before getting neutered in the new adult animated comedy from Genndy Tartakovsky. Three decades ago, legendary animator Genndy Tartakovsky created Dexter’s Laboratory and Samurai Jack, and after reviving the...
by Sean Atkins | Aug 1, 2025
Bloodshed and bondage drive this crime thriller that further proves Taron Egerton is coming into his own. In the decade-plus since he made a name for himself in Kingsman: The Secret Service, Taron Egerton has made a handful of good decisions when it comes to film and...
by Sean Atkins | Jul 9, 2025
For the first time in nearly 50 years, The Man of Steel has been truly done right again on the big screen. For whatever reason, the character of Superman has been tough to crack on the big screen ever since Christopher Reeves’ Superman ignited the...
by Kevin Allen | Jul 3, 2025
The first half of 615 Film’s 2025 excursion to the Chattanooga Film Festival saw a solid if self-indulgent music documentary, a unique metaphysical neo-noir with haunting parallels to our post-pandemic world, and a capital W wild shark horror-comedy that must...
by Sean Atkins | Jul 2, 2025
The seventh entry in the prehistoric franchise proves to be the best film since the original trilogy. As summer keeps rolling on, so comes the season’s most surprising entry: Jurassic World Rebirth. Not because it is coming just three years after the terrible,...
