by Kevin Allen | Jan 24, 2025
A spectre watches over a girl in mourning after her family moves into the house it haunts in this Sundance hit from Steven Soderbergh. At last year’s Sundance Film Festival, director Steven Soderbergh premiered his new film Presence to critical acclaim, and it...
by Mike Joseph | Jan 23, 2025
This true story has a tight 90-minute runtime that forces you not to look away – even as the credits roll. In a day and age where writers and directors think a great movie must be nearly three hours long, September 5 reminds us you can do a lot with a...
by Kevin Allen | Jan 16, 2025
Fictional architect László Tóth emigrates from Hungary to America in hopes of a better life for himself and his family in this grand fable from Brady Corbet. Brutalism is an architectural style characterized by raw concrete structures and a hypnotizingly...
by Kevin Allen | Jan 10, 2025
British pop star Robbie Williams tells his turbulent life story the only way he can in the newest film from Michael Gracey. Trying something new within the constraints of the musical biopic subgenre can be difficult to accomplish; only the two-timeline story of...
by Mike Joseph | Jan 7, 2025
Oh, what could have been an effective documentary unfortunately can’t get out of its own way. Documentaries are some of the most underrated types of films out there. They can be very effective, informative, and can even change someone’s life or...
by Sean Atkins | Dec 24, 2024
Bob Dylan and a vampire welcome holiday moviegoers to the cinemas with thrills and intrigue, but in opposite ways. Christmas Day and the entire holiday season present a new offering of films that feel unconventional for this time of the year. In addition to...
