Reveille Review
There are countless war films out there for audiences to sink their teeth into, and the genre seems to be bigger than ever,...
See You on Venus Review
Fans of YA book-to-screen adaptations are in for a treat with this new entry in the genre. See You on Venus is next...
The Boy and the Heron Review | Hayao Miyazaki’s Latest Conjures a Special Brand...
When Studio Ghibli was officially founded in 1985, very few knew that it would become one of the titans of the animated movie...
Maestro Review | Bradley Cooper's Stunning Biopic of an American Musical Icon
Bradley Cooper hits a soprano artistic note with a stunningly powerful biopic of American musical icon Leonard Bernstein. Maestro chronicles the legendary conductor,...
Sex Education Season 4 Review | A Gut-Busting and Emotional Final Season
Netflix has been at the top of their game for quite some time now, specifically in terms of original television series. Whether it's...
Seire Review: Korean Folklore Meets Pregnancy Horror
Folklore horror cinema has been one of the most popular horror sub-genres for almost as long as horror has been around. From classics...
Ahsoka Premiere Review | Dave Filoni Delivers Star Wars Greatness
Ahsoka takes beloved characters from 15 years of Star Wars animated and live-action lore on a thrilling new quest that ardently rewards a...
Warm Blood Review | Messy '80s-Set Indie Effectively Captures Life on 16mm
There's a mind-bending short film from 2011 called The External World, with a ridiculously simple logline worthy of note: "A boy learns to...
The Road Dog Review | Joking and Drinking to Death
Self-destruction can also be a kind of salvation. Sure, the drugs and alcohol and reckless behavior may lead to a quicker death, but...
Superpowered: The DC Story Review
Speeding to Max on the heels of The Flash, Superpowered: The DC Story hopes to keep momentum for the noueveau-DCEU supercharged. Given the...