Reviews
Smugness of Mystery in ‘Amsterdam’ Saved by Electric Ensemble (Review)
In trying to clear their names of murder, two World War I veterans stumble onto a harrowing discovery in the latest film from David O. Russell.
‘Jacir’ is a Timely Fish Out of Water Story (Review)
The Memphis-rooted drama will have its world premiere at the Nashville Film Festival this Friday.
‘Smile’ is a Familiar, yet Genuinely Creepy Good Time
With twists and creepy expressions around every corner, Smile will have you never looking at a smile the same again. It's almost October, which means spooky season has officially arrived. Studios look to pump out horror movies at this time of the year, and a lot of...
Comedy Genre Gets Much-Needed Boost with Hilarious ‘Bros’ (Review)
The year’s best comedy reminds us of how much we’ve missed the genre’s footprint in movie theaters.
Compelling ‘Alta Valley’ Shines Light on Grim Realities Native Americans Face (Review)
Jesse Edwards’ first feature film will have its world premiere at the Nashville Film Festival this Saturday.
Ana de Armas is a Devastating Tour de Force in ‘Blonde’ (Review)
Ana de Armas portrays one of Hollywood’s greatest icons in Andrew Dominik’s devastating new film about her trials and tribulations in Hollywood.
Zac Efron Shines in ‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’ (Review)
The Apple TV+ original film debuts on the streamer this Friday.
Patience is Required with ‘Andor’ (Review)
The series premieres with a three-episode release tomorrow on Disney+.
The Letterboxd Files with Cory: Vol. 9
It's time to crack open another case of The Letterboxd Files with Cory. So we're back with another edition of The Letterboxd Files with Cory. We've done nine of these. If you're a regular, you might as well just follow me on Letterboxd at this point. No use in...
Mia Goth’s Star Shines in Unsettling but Predictable ‘Pearl’ (Review)
A deranged star aims to be born by any means necessary amongst paranoia and solitude in the second film of Ti West’s ‘X’ trilogy.
‘Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story’ a jubilant tribute to the Big Easy (Review)
At times, it takes being removed from something to make you truly appreciate it. The concert experience is one that became an impossibility during the COVID-19 pandemic, the sacred gathering of harmonious strangers to soak in live music. In polarizing times,...
Bittersweet ‘Clerks III’ is Kevin’s Smith’s magnum opus (Review)
After years and years of building his filmography into a beloved brand, filmmaker Kevin Smith has, in a way, made his best film a direct anthesis to everything he's made before this. After years and years of development, Clerks III is here, and it's all...