Lee Review | Kate Winslet-Led WWII Drama Highlights the Need for Objective Truth [TIFF...
In a world where unlimited information — and, by extension, misinformation — can be accessed with a single click, the objective truth has become elusive. All...
Satanic Hispanics Review | A Spooky Anthology Film That Celebrates Latino Culture
Horror anthology movies are not anything new. For decades, we have seen the horror genre pump out numerous anthology movies that tell many different short stories...
The Morning Show Season 3 Review | Jam-Packed and Filled with Change
Ready to raise your coffee mugs and smile for Season 3 of The Morning Show? Hold that thought. Apple TV+’s Emmy- and SAG-winning drama has a...
Outlaw Johnny Black Review | A Hilarious Love Letter to Spaghetti Westerns
They don't make Westerns how they used too, right? Compared to movies like The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, 1960s The Magnificent Seven, and Once...
Dumb Money Review | A Hilarious Adaptation of the GameStop Short Squeeze
Dumb Money tells the astonishing true story of a "David vs. Goliath" financial revolution that rocked Wall Street and caused a global media firestorm during the...
The Holdovers Review | One of the Best Movies of the Year
From Sideways and Nebraska to The Descendants and even his previous film Downsizing, you can trace a fascination with American livelihood across all of Alexander Payne's...
Seven Veils Review | Atom Egoyan and Amanda Seyfried Reunite in Evocative Psychodrama
Beauty and trauma collide in Canadian filmmaker Atom Egoyan's Seven Veils, which made its world premiere at the 2023 edition of the Toronto International Film Festival....
His Three Daughters Review | A Moving Family Drama Driven by Its Leading Actresses
Those with siblings know that, for better and worse, you can always count on them to, among many things, be there in the wake of tragedies...
The Nun II Review | Nun Habits Become Old Habits In So-So Film
The plot of The Nun, which was released back in 2018, was rather straightforward, if you're being kind, or undercooked, if you're being more critical. It...
Freedom's Path Review | A Powerful but Uneven Civil War Drama
Freedom's Path is a brutal Civil War drama about the horrors of slavery, an unlikely friendship, and the courageous few who risked death to run the...