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Reviews
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‘Athena’ Stuns With Both Beauty and Intensity
You might have to manually search for it on Netflix, but it’s worth the effort.
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‘The Kingdom: Exodus’ Is A Welcome Return For One Of Lars von Trier’s Strangest Creations
Swedes, watch at your own risk.
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‘Glass Onion’ Is Transparently Silly But That’s Kind of the Point
Benoit Blanc is in his ‘Mama Mia’ era, huh?
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‘Triangle of Sadness’ Desperately Wants What ‘Parasite’ Has
It’s always fun when a film with THIS much projectile vomit wins the Palme.
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‘The Beast’ Roars and Rolls to Life on Blu-ray from Imprint Films
Plus worldwide Blu-ray debuts of ‘Nobody’s Fool,’ ‘The Music of Chance,’ and Ken Russell’s ‘Whore.’
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‘Weird’ Rides or Dies on Letting Daniel Radcliffe Be a Little Freak
I mean… how are we supposed to take Weird Al Yankovic SERIOUSLY after this?
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Immigrant Horror-Drama ‘Nanny’ Spotlights the Talent of Anna Diop
Thus begins our “cast Anna Diop in everything campaign.”
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‘One Fine Morning’ Is Brilliant And Touching, Except When It’s Not
How to separate the optimists from the pessimists: is the film half good or half bad?
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‘The Fabelmans’ is a Personal Journey Through Memories and Moviemaking
As long as Spielberg is at the helm, a love letter to film isn’t cliche, it’s genius.