Review: ‘Black Bird’Taron Egerton And Paul Walter Hauser Shine In Apple TV’s Gripping New...
Filling in the void left by the cancellation of Netflix’s Mindhunter, Apple TV’s newest show (and stab at the True Crime genre for the...
Review: ‘The Sea Beast’Familiar But Crowd-Pleasing Adventure Offers Stem-To-Stern Action And A Great New...
Sometimes it feels like Netflix is throwing darts at a dartboard, but they've hit on something really good with Sony Pictures Imageworks. The studio...
Review: ‘Both Sides Of The Blade’Juliette Binoche And Vincent Lindon Bring Bruising Intensity To...
Nothing in a Claire Denis film is exactly as it seems. In her latest feature, a thorny, passionate love-triangle romance Both Sides of the...
Review: ‘Thor: Love And Thunder’Chris Hemsworth And Natalie Portman Are Electric In Marvel's Peculiar,...
I remember sitting in Hall H of San Diego Comic-Con when Thor: Love and Thunder was announced. And my first thought was "Is this...
Review: ‘Sniper: The White Raven’A Very Timely Film About a Sniper In War-Torn Ukraine
Given the recent headlines surrounding Russia and their invasion of Ukraine, it’s hard to remember that this isn’t the first rodeo between the two...
Review: ‘Mr. Malcolm’s List’A Talented Cast Can't Make Up A Pacing Issue In This...
In 2019, lifestyle entertainment website refinery29 released a Regency-set romantic short film. While it sounded like Jane Austen, it looked modern with a colorblind...
Review: ‘The Janes’An In-Depth Reflection On An Important Chapter In Women's Reproductive Rights
After the Supreme Court's recent decision to overturn Roe V. Wade, we at Punch Drunk Critics thought we should repost our Sundance review of...
Review: ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4 Volume 2A Massive, Exhausting, But Ultimately Rewarding Finale That...
Season four of Stranger Things has been a bit all over the map, a byproduct of the Duffer Bros. breaking it up into two oddly-divided volumes,...
Review: ‘Hot Seat’Mel Gibson And Kevin Dillon Star In Cheesy Cyber Thriller That's Easily...
Hot Seat is the latest cyber thriller to come out that features a cast of veteran actors who do their best to bring real...
Review: ‘Green Ghost And The Masters Of The Stone’Familiar Plot Made Fresh In This...
Have you ever wondered what would happen if a white, middle-aged car salesman got wrapped up in his adoptive Mexican-American family's quest to stop...