Late Night with the Devil Review: Must-see Horror
Late Night with the Devil recounts the events of Halloween 1977 when a talk show host aims to put on the most memorable and sinister TV event in history.
Goosebumps: Episodes 1-5 Review
Episodes 1-5 of Goosebumps tell an unfocused, meandering story, failing to deliver on thrills and bearing little resemblance to the book series.
In the Fire: Film Review
In the Fire marks Amber Heard’s return to the screen, portraying a psychiatrist who ignites a war of science versus religion when sent to care for a troubled boy.
The Lost Boys: LFF Film Review
In The Lost Boys, Zeno Graton shares a powerful love story in an unlikely place where the desire for romance and freedom come together.
Fingernails (Apple TV+) Film Review: What is Love?
Christos Nikou’s Fingernails fails to delve into the themes that make its premise so interesting, but it’s still an enjoyable, gripping watch.
Smoke Sauna Sisterhood: Film Review
Anna Hints’ Smoke Sauna Sisterhood is a quietly engrossing documentary that tells the stories of several women in the darkness of an isolated sauna.
The Puppetman: Shudder Film Review
Though Christensen’s The Puppetman will satisfy horror fans with its kills, the logic behind the entity fails to produce a satisfying conclusion.
All of Us Strangers Film Review: Scott is Superb
All of Us Strangers, Andrew Haigh’s intimate gay romance within a metaphysical drama, is perfect.
Occupied City Review: McQueen’s Stunning Film
Steve McQueen’s latest documentary, Occupied City, is a stunning film of monumental proportions where the past encounters the present.
Jules: Film Review
Though Jules explores relatable themes and the human race’s desire for connection, the film’s underdeveloped story makes the sci-fi drama forgettable.
