Reviews
‘Longlegs is an Unsettling, Terrifying Horror Masterpiece (Review)
One of the best horror movies of the last 20 years, Longlegs grips you from the opening scene and doesn’t let go.
Mia Goth is Sensational in Slasher Trilogy Finale ‘MaXXXine’ (Review)
The titular star of Ti West’s grand finale helps elevate a slightly uneven, all-too-familiar story.
‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ is Eerily Thrilling from Start to Finish (Review)
Complete silence is way more eerie in the city.
‘The Bikeriders’ is a Good Old-Fashioned Adult Summer Drama (Review)
Director Jeff Nichols is back after a eight-year hiatus with another smooth-riding film.
‘Bad Boys : Ride or Die’ Gives Summer a Slight Boost (Review)
Despite a half-baked story, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence once again deliver the goods at a much-needed time.
‘In a Violent Nature’ is a Subversive Slasher Filled with Substance (Review)
A newly resurrected serial killer is on a violent quest to reclaim what is his in the Sundance horror smash from newcomer Chris Nash.
‘The Garfield Movie’ is More Fun for Kids than Adults (Review)
Everyone’s favorite lazy, lasagna-loving feline is back on the big screen, this time in a computer-animated adventure.
‘Back to Black’ is a Dismal, Disastrous Disservice to Amy Winehouse (Review)
Amy Winehouse’s tumultuous relationship with Blake Fielder-Civil and her tragically short life in music are chronicled in this new biopic.
‘Kingdom’ Roots ‘Planet of the Apes’ in Solid, High-Concept Sci-Fi (Review)
Many generations after Caesar led the ape takeover of Earth, new foes both external and internal threaten a clan of eagle-raising chimpanzees in the newest film in the Planet of the Apes franchise.
‘The Idea of You’ is the Best Modern-Day Rom-Com in Recent Memory (Review)
This delightful, not-so formulaic rom-com starring Anne Hathaway is now streaming on Prime Video.
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.