Review: ‘Ghostlight’Alex Thompson And Kelly O'Sullivan Invite You To The Healing World Of Community...
Ghostlight lets you know its theater roots from its opening scene. As Dan (Keith Kupferer), a middle-aged construction worker, wakes up at the crack...
Review: ‘Ezra’Bobby Cannavale, Robert De Niro, And Rose Byrne Struggle Raising A Child With...
There’s a lot that Ezra does right. The new film from actor and director Tony Goldwyn centers on a family whose son is on...
Review: ‘Backspot’Evan Rachel Wood and Devery Jacobs Stick The Landing Of This Elliot Page-Produced...
You may remember this quote from Bring It On: “She puts the itch in bitch.” Backspot doesn’t take much from cinema’s most quintessential cheerleading...
Review: ‘The Young Wife’Kiersey Clemons Is An Anxious Bride-To-Be In Tayarisha Poe's Talent-Packed Second...
The Young Wife is a slow-building millennial panic attack. Set in a future that feels like a sleek Instagram fever dream, director Tayarisha Poe...
Review: ‘I Saw The TV Glow”Justice Smith Becomes A Cult TV Show Obsessive In...
I believe there are two main types of representation. One that is meant to educate and expose a prominent demographic to an unfamiliar one...
Review: ‘Bridgerton’ Season ThreeNicola Coughlan And Luke Newton Lead The Netflix Hit To Its...
This author was provided the first six episodes of the season.
Is it presumptuous to call Bridgerton’s third season its most anticipated? After a hot...
Review: ‘Scoop’The Interview That Took Down Prince Andrew Gets The Netflix Treatment
Scoop is the third film in five years that tackles some aspect of the #MeToo movement through a journalistic lens. The first was Bombshell...
Review: ‘Lousy Carter’David Krumholtz Breathes Life Into Dry Comedy About An Aggravating Man With...
David Krumholtz is known for his past career. 10 Things I Hate About You, Numb3rs, The Santa Clause, chances are the thing you remember...
Review: ‘Problemista’Julio Torres' Surreal Directorial Debut Features A Monstrous Tilda Swinton
Julio Torres made a name for himself writing surreal sketches on Saturday Night Live. His most famous, “Papyrus” starring Ryan Gosling and “Wells for...
Review: ‘Drive-Away Dolls’Margaret Qualley And Geraldine Viswanathan Take A Long Strange Trip In Ethan...
I can’t wait for someone to make a queer version of Ethan Coen’s Drive Away Dolls. You’re probably thinking, “Cortland, that film is about...