Latest Reviews & Posts
‘New Order’ review: the stylish Mexican award-winner brings the intensity but peaks early
Though heavy on style, New Order is ultimately an intense and largely tragic series of events, and not for the faint of heart.
Blast Beat: a unique, if underdeveloped, immigrant story filled with strong performances
The new film Blast Beat tells a unique immigration story that’s tied up in family drama, aerospace science, and heavy metal
The Mitchells vs. The Machines: a timely and inventive smash for the whole family
The Mitchells vs The Machines feels a cut above most animated films because it’s absolutely overflowing with creativity
Is MORTAL KOMBAT worth watching if you don’t know anything about Mortal Kombat?
Now that movie theaters are becoming a safe option again after we’ve been collectively deprived of them for so long, spectacle feels like a valid reason to see a film.
Together Together: a charming look at pregnancy and platonic friendship
Together Together, starring Ed Helms and Patti Harrison, sets itself apart as one of the more memorable indies of the last few years
In the Earth: a moody, grisly forest story that doesn’t amount to much
There have been a number of solid “prestige horror” films in recent years, but In the Earth doesn’t quite reach those heights.
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