‘28 Years Later’ Is a Shockingly Dissapointing Time
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland collaborated 23 years ago and delivered the incredible cult-classic post-apocalyptic film, 28 Days Later. Neither of the...
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‘F1 The Movie’ Is Joseph Kosinski’s Invigorating New Masterpiece
Joseph Kosinski shocked the world with his exhilarating direction in the 2022 summer blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick. He and Tom Cruise shocked the...
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‘Ballerina’ — A Worthy John Wick Spin-Off with Killer Action
The world of John Wick expands after four movies and one TV show with a spin-off set between the events of John Wick: Chapter 3—Parabellum and John...
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Marvel’s Misfits Set a New Tone With Raw Exploration of Loneliness and Grief in ‘Thunderbolts*’
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has always excelled at bringing teams together—whether it’s the earth-shattering debut of The Avengers, the ragtag...
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Flying Lotus’s ‘Ash’ Is Retro Body Horror
It’s out there, right now, an actual solution, the technology to create a new world where we don’t get poisoned by the air we’re breathing. Riya...
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‘Warfare’ Is a Jarring War Thriller That Rattles the Core
Before you or I were ever a thought, General Sherman said, “War is hell,” and the best war films test and prove that theory. The films that fail are...
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Messy Rom-Coms Make Their Return in ‘The Threesome’ —SXSW
No one can resist a good rom-com, but to say there’s been an abundance of good ones lately would just be a lie. We’re slowly reverting back to our...
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A24’s Latest ‘Death of a Unicorn’ Crafts a Tight and Twisted Dark Comedy —SXSW
A24 is in a unique position in film culture. They produce critical darlings, gain awards recognition, and are starting a push to appeal to larger...
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‘Wolf Man’ Is A Fever Dream Horror Flick
Twenty-one years after the release of Saw and nearly five years since the release of The Invisible Man, Australian filmmaker Leigh Whannell returns...
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‘The Brutalist’ and Its Subtle Critique of the American Dream
Spike Lee’s Malcolm X opens with the powerful voice of Denzel Washington as the titular Nebraska-born minister speaking to an energetic and engaged...
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