Film Reviews

Netflix invites you to stare in the face of death and laugh.

Brandon Cronenberg takes us on a mindbending ride of psychological horror.

It’s been almost a decade since we last saw a Miranda July film, and it’s a solid return.

Even a powerhouse turn from Janelle Monáe can’t rescue Antebellum.

What if your heartbreak was actually art?

Never as epic as it wants to be, Mulan is still Disney’s best live action remake.

Dickens has rarely seemed so alive.

Bill and Ted are back in a most excellent, non-heinous new romp.

Peretti’s dry, absurdist wit nearly makes Spinster worth it.

This debut is a charming dramedy set amidst WWII England.

Rating: B+ Teenage sex-coms seem to go hand in hand with the grotesque. From pie fucking to sexual assault, the cinematic attitude towards teen sexuality tend to push the limits of not only taste and propriety, but also of legality. So rarely is it give the respect and agency it deserves. Which is probably why […]

Familiarity doesn’t stop Dave Franco’s directorial debut from being effective.

Beautiful, lyrical, and in all ways horrific.

Equal parts emotional and terrifying, Relic is one of the year’s most satisfying horrors.

A cast of legends comes together for a surprising, emotional film experience.

The life and legacy of an American legend is explored in this new documentary.

Director Shannon Murphy crafts a wonderful celebration of life.

Not even a great performance from Joseph Gordon-Levitt can save this dud.

Pete Davidson and Judd Apatow release one of tthe best movies so far this year.

No side is unscathed by the end of this bitter satire.