Movie Reviews
Wicker Review: The Year's (Actual) Best Movie About Wishing For a Partner
Alexander Skarsgard and Olivia Colman are a new screen team we need more of.
Movie Reviews
Movie Reviews
Wildwood Review: Laika's Most Beautiful (and Heartbreaking) Story
Director Travis Knight and screenwriter Chris Butler reread for another epic fantasy
Movie Reviews
The Social Reckoning Review: Aaron Sorkin's Facebook Sequel Tries to Make Us Care About What Hasn't Changed
Mikey Madison and Jeremy Allen White try to infuse life into Sorkin's political monologuing.
Movie Reviews
Verity Review: Anne Hathaway Captivates in a Thriller That's Never As Saucy As It Should Be
Nick Antosca's script certainly understands its own limitations
Movie Reviews
Digger Review: A Ham-Fisted Satire That Plays It Safe
Tom Cruise tries to stretch himself in Alejandro G. Iñárritu's muddled message movie
Movie Reviews
Forgotten Island Review: DreamWorks Crafts Another Hit With This Tale of Friendship
A fantastic story of friendship with a stellar voice cast.
Movie Reviews
Resident Evil (2026) Review: Zach Cregger's Is a Lean, Mean Gore Machine
This is definitely one of the funnest video game movies in a long time.
Movie Reviews
Being Heumann Review: The Disability Representation We've Been Waiting For
We finally broke the Tod Browning "Freaks" record for most disabled cast members!
Movie Reviews
Practical Magic 2 Review: There's Little Magic Left in This Spell Book, And It's a Shame
Despite the return of almost the entire original cast this one dull, overlong endurance test
Movie Reviews
The Dog Stars Review: Ridley Scott's Apocalyptic Drama Can't Find Its Way Home
Jacob Elordi can't do much more than be sad in this story of a boy and his dog.
Movie Reviews
It Ends Review: Alex Ullom's Directorial Debut Processes Gen Z Trauma In Haunting Thriller
Existenial dread dominates on this endless road
Movie Reviews
The End of Oak Street Review: Anne Hathaway Battles Dinos In This Oddly Toned Spielberg Rip-Off
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but the movie works best when it throws that away