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Reviews
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‘The Wrath of Khan’ Returns to Theaters, Is Still The Greatest ‘Star Trek’ Movie
The Needs of the Many, Outweigh the Needs of the Few…or the One.
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‘IT’ Review: Stephen King’s Cinematic Horror Canon Finally Has Its ‘Stand By Me’
Clowns. Why’d it have to be clowns?
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‘Little Evil’ Review: A Horror Comedy With Plenty of Heart and Not Much Else
Of course the son of Satan has daddy issues.
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‘Jackals’ Review: A Suspenseful and Smart Thriller, Until It Needs It Most
Masked cultists crash a family reunion, and blood flows freely.
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‘Columbus’ Review: One of the Year’s Best Films Is a Quiet Stunner Worthy of Discovery
Boy meets girl and four eyes are opened in this beautiful look at sacrifice, self-worth, and the world around us.
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‘Beach Rats’ Review: An M4M Gem
An incredible lead and emotional specificity set LGBTQ drama Beach Rats apart.
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‘The Clearing’ Finds Guilt, Regret, and Robert Redford on a Walk in the Woods
Robert Redford, Willem Dafoe, and Helen Mirren shine in a dark suspense tale.
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‘Maudie’ Review: Visual Art as Memory
Aisling Walsh’s film about Canadian artist Maud Lewis is one of the most interesting depictions of an artist on film to date.
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‘A Taxi Driver’ Review: Song Kang-ho’s Latest Delivers Heartbreak, Humor, and a Sadly Relevant Message
South Korea’s recent past offers a future glimpse both frightening and hopeful.