Reviews
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‘Gaia’ Finds Monsters Both Human and Otherwise Deep in the Forest
God is real, and she’s tired of being disappointed beneath our feet.
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Friendship is Magic in ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’
We review the latest Disney+ Marvel series and find bliss in two jealous bros missing Captain America. We’re right there with them.
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‘I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking)’ Works as a Pandemic-Era Film
This debut from Kelley Kali and Angelique Molina looks at homelessness in a timely manner.
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‘Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil’ Loses Its Voice
In her new YouTube documentary, Demi Lovato has to compete with others who are also intent on telling her story for her.
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‘The Lost Sons’ Turns a Lost Childhood Into a Cinematic Crisis
Ursula Macfarlane’s buzzy SXSW documentary explores what happens when one man’s search for the truth becomes an obsession.
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The Netflix Drama Series ‘Sky Rojo’ Delivers Pulpy Thrills
The team behind the Netflix hit ‘Money Heist’ is back with an exciting new drama series about three women on the run.
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‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Suggests Second Time’s the Charm for the DCEU
Zack is back, baby, hinting that maybe we live in a society where sometimes bigger is better!
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‘Coming 2 America’ is a Harmless, Toothless Retread
Some laughs squeeze by despite mostly being a series of missed opportunities.
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‘Moxie’ Wants So Badly to Fit in with Today’s Teen Comedies
Amy Poehler’s well-meaning Netflix Original says much less about feminism than it wishes to, ultimately falling flat compared to other progressive female-led teen comedies of today.