Reviews
Sexy, Tense ‘Challengers’ Serves an Ace (Review)
Director Luca Guadagnino is back on top of his game with this intoxicating love triangle story. Whether it’s a film or sporting event, when a piece of entertainment is able to sink its teeth in you from the get-go and not let go until it’s over, it can...
‘The People’s Joker’ is a Wildly Funny Parody with Queer DIY Charm (Review)
After a successful crowdfunding campaign and years in legal limbo thanks to many cease-and-desists amid “rights issues”, Vera Drew’s coming-of-age parody film is finally being released in all its maniacal, surreal comedy glory.
‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ is Bitterly Plain (Review)
The latest action film from Guy Ritchie fails to live up to its full potential.
‘Abigail’ is Gory and Gripping, Dark and Inventive Horror Fun (Review)
A ragtag team of mercenaries are in way over their head after kidnapping a criminal’s daughter in this new horror film from the folks of Radio Silence.
Dev Patel’s ‘Monkey Man’ is a Satisfying Action Romp (Review)
Dev Patel’s directorial debut fills the action crave that’s in need of a new action hero.
‘Late Night with the Devil’ is Weird but Fresh Found Footage Horror (Review)
A struggling talk show host takes drastic measures to keep his late night program alive in this unique feature starring David Dastmalachian.
‘Love Lies Bleeding’ is Brutal and Bizarre but Boundary Pushing Pulp (Review)
A bodybuilder and a gym manager fall in love and into a violent web of crime in the new film from director Rose Glass.
‘Dune: Part Two’ is a Fully Realized Sci-Fi Spectacle (Review)
The spice overflows with awe in this bigger, better sequel that we’ll be talking about for the rest of the year. When Dune came out in 2021, audiences got a taste of the desert planet Arrakis and what it had to offer in addition to the valuable substance spice...
‘Bob Marley: One Love’ is an Underwhelming Biopic (Review)
In a time where Hollywood is obsessed with producing biopics, Bob Marley: One Love leaves a lot to be desired.
‘Argylle’ Tries Way Too Hard To Be a Clever Spy Thriller (Review)
While there are plenty of fun moments, you'll most likely walk out of Argylle frustrated with how disappointing it is. Director Matthew Vaughn has a certain style when it comes to filmmaking, and we know that style pretty well by now. From his early days with Kick-Ass...
‘The Zone of Interest’ is a Chilling Rumination of Our Inherent Evil (Review)
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.”
‘All Of Us Strangers’ is a Spiritual Deep Dive into the Queer Psyche (Review)
Andrew Scott navigates love with a neighbor as well as the mysterious appearance of his long-dead parents in this melancholic and mind-bending blend of romance and fantasy.