Film Reviews

The lives and sacrifices of transexual American troops are explored in this powerful new documentary.

This new documentary explores the history and continued importance of Lynyrd Skynyrd.

A fascinating deep dive into Instagram, Social Animals examines the good and the bad of the social media experience.

While often fascinating, From All Corners drags too often to make an impact.

Blindspotting is a challenging, engaging, delightful, and all out superb film.

Unbreakable You isn’t a film for everyone, but it’s still a unfiltered slice of life that makes for a unique viewing experience.

A young woman wrestles, literally and figuratively, her troubles in this new drama.

Take an intimate look at relationships and growth in Pet Names.

This SXSW documentary gives a new perspective on the refugee crisis.

The teenage sex comedy gets seen in a new light in Blockers.

A remarkable work of documentary filmmaking that forces us to question our relationship to childhood and brilliance.

Writer/director Carly Stone crafts a charming, honest exploration of modern romance.

Colin Minihan offers a bold and terrifying parable about love and betrayal.

Contrivances sully an otherwise intriguing monster parable.

John Krasinski takes us to horrifying places in this stunning work of modern horror.

Heartbreaking and powerful, On Her Shoulders is a remarkable work of documentary filmmaking.

Alfred Hitchcock and David Fincher are channeled in this new twist on Rear Window.

Throw your horns up for these Finnish metal oafs.

Writer and Director Jason Stone sits down to discuss First Light, which premiered this weekend at SXSW.

Wonderfully intimate, First Light showcases what’s best about science fiction.