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“[B]old, entertaining, visually captivating, and full of personality…” Read our full review of ‘Lesbian Space Princess’!
‘Lesbian Space Princess’ (Cineverse) Review – A Cosmic Celebration Of Queer Joy, Identity, And Comedy Read More
“Sometimes things just lose control, and the grip on reality slips so far…” Read our full spoiler review of ‘Die My Love’!
‘Die My Love’ Spoiler Review – An Epically Unhinged Trip Read More
Executive producer Joachim Trier’s ‘Sentimental Value’ explores the morally gray need to capitalize on real pain to create lasting art.
‘Sentimental Value’ Review: Exploiting One’s Hardships for the Arts Read More
“[O]therwise executed well and better than most direct-to-streaming horror…” Read our full review of ‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’!
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“Gwen Blake is supernatural horror’s greatest final girl in a while…” Read our full spoiler review of ‘Black Phone 2’!
Scott Derrickson & C. Robert Cargill’s ‘Black Phone 2’ (Spoiler Review) – Universal Nightmare Shows Some Hope On The Other Side Read More
‘Shelby Oaks’ marks producer Chris Stuckmann’s filmmaking debut with an eerie journey of sisterhood and the lengths one would go for family.
‘Shelby Oaks’ (Beyond Fest At American Cinematheque) Review: An Eerie Journey Of Sisterhood Read More
Kathryn Bigelow and Noah Oppenheim rhetorically hold a mirror up to a non-thinking political power. Read our review of ‘A House of Dynamite’!
‘A House Of Dynamite’ (Netflix) Spoiler-Free Review: Kathryn Bigelow Excavates The Soul Of America In A Tripartite Pressure-Cooker Read More
Tatum turns in one of his career’s best performances, followed by Dunst. Read our full review of ‘Roofman’!
‘Roofman’ Review – The Biggest Surprise Of Late-2025 Read More
‘Bugonia’ depicts a kind of paranoia that should spark debates around systematic oppression, but ultimately favors style over substance.
‘Bugonia’ (Beyond Fest At American Cinematheque) Review: Conspiracy Thriller With No Intrigue Read More
Luca Guadagnino’s ‘After The Hunt’ presents fascinating questions concerning cancel culture without saying anything worthwhile.
‘After The Hunt’ (Beyond Fest At American Cinematheque) Review: Lackluster Me Too Thriller Read More