‘Thelma’ Review: June Squibb gets her bag back in cozy, granny-tributing caper
Sweet and warm like your grandma’s baked cookies.
‘Polite Society’ Review: Wrath of the Demolition Desi
Like Edgar Wright if he made movies from a feminist Pakistani lens.
'Sisu' Review: Gory Shoot-Em-Up is a Thrilling How to Guide to Steamrolling Nazis (Finnish Style)
Had me smiling ear to ear as Nazis got Mein Kampf’ed up.
'Beau is Afraid' Review: Ari Aster's Anxiety-Induced Odyssey has Hilarity but is Ultimately Hollow
For a Jewish filmmaker, this is the most Christian-like biblical story Aster’s ever told.
'BlackBerry' Review: Smart Bio Drama About the World's First Smartphone Hits 5G Bars
A refreshing rise and fall narrative less concerned about the impact of the product itself, leaning towards a layered study of three business dudes using power and passion for profit.
‘It Lives Inside’ Review: Earnest Hindu Horror Fails to get a Scare out of its Mason Jar
Means well but suffers from frustrating execution, generic plotting, and underwhelming thrills.
'Talk to Me' Review: Possession Game Goes Wrong for Rebel Teens in Solid Australian Horror Flick
Talk to Me might be the first to accurately capture the Gen-Z teen experience through a fun and empathetic portrayal, which is hard to do because teenagers suck.
'Rye Lane' Review: Raine Allen-Miller Provides an Instant Classic with Vibrant Black British Rom-Com
Is this how white people felt when they Love Actually for the first time?
‘The Starling Girl’ Review: Eliza Scanlen Serves Teen Spirit with a Dash of Religious Guilt
Strengthened by a significant leading performance from Eliza Scanlen, this is a solid coming-of-age drama worth all the praise.
'God's Time' Review: Frenetic NYC Buddy Caper Marks Fresh Debut from Daniel Antebi
Antebi channels bits of early Spike Lee grit and the Safdie brothers.
'The Civil Dead' Review: Let Me Tell You Bout my Dead Best Friend
Clay Tatum and Whitmer Thomas' supernatural comedy provides a refreshing take on the supernatural buddy comedy formula via a contemporary mumblecore lens.
'Olympic Dreams' Review
An endearing drama that expresses how it’s not just all about winning the gold, but making lasting relationships along the way.
Hala Review
A refreshingly original tale with an empowering message and thought-provoking topics that many will relate to.
Ready Or Not Review
Here comes the bride. All dressed in white. Got to play her in-laws’ demonic game to survive.