Review: ‘Latency’A Game Sasha Luss Can't Take This AI Horror To The Next Level
Video games have always had the power to immerse us in fantastical worlds outside of reality. Still, as they've progressed in sophistication and technology...
Review: ‘Tuesday’Julia Louis-Dreyfus Faces The Feathered Spirit Of Death In Surreal, Fufilling Fairy Tale...
The spirit of Death is such that it can take virtually any form, but most often it is seen as a bird of some...
Review: ‘Inside Out 2’Pixar Finds Humor And Heart In A Teen Girl's Anxiety
Let's face it, Pixar sequels are a mixed bag. At one time the studio honored for its incredible creativity and imagination, Disney's corporate demands...
Review: ‘Firebrand’Alicia Vikander's Katherine Parr Challenges Jude Law's Grotesque Henry VIII In Edgy, Atypical...
It's interesting that of the six wives of the mad King Henry VIII, Katherine Parr, the sixth and final of them all, is among...
Review: ‘Am I Ok?’Dakota Johnson Finds Humor And Heart In Tig Notaro And Stephanie...
NOTE: This review was originally part of our 2022 Sundance Film Festival coverage.*
The “coming out” film is a tried-and-true staple, typically focused on teens...
Review: ‘Bad Boys: Ride Or Die’Will Smith And Martin Lawrence Aren't Ready To Hang...
Let's be honest: there isn't much to add about Bad Boys: Ride or Die that hasn't been said about the other films in the...
Review: ‘The Watchers’Ishana Night Shyamalan's Debut Horror Shows Promise But Lacks A Satisfying Payoff
Ishana Night Shyamalan has big shoes to fill, and it's easy to understand why. Her father is, of course, filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan who...
‘The Acolyte’ Season One ReviewThe Jedi Have A Killer In Their Midst In Leslye...
Leslye Headlan'ds new series Star Wars: The Acolyte is breaking new ground for a galaxy far far away and for fans. Set during the High...
Review: ‘Young Woman And The Sea’Daisy Ridley Swims Her Way Into History In Disney's...
The sea is an untamed beast that only Daisy Ridley can conquer in Disney's stirring, if simple, biopic Young Woman and the Sea. Ridley,...
Review: ‘The Dead Don’t Hurt’Viggo Mortensen Crafts A Somber, Violent Western Romance Led By...
It's to Viggo Mortensen's credit that The Dead Don't Hurt, only his second feature film as director, doesn't feel like a vanity project. There...