The Beast in Me Review: Who’s the Monster?
In Netflix’s twisty eight-episode thriller The Beast in Me, Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys are neighbors hiding dark secrets.
Rebuilding Film Review: From The Ashes
Josh O’Connor is captivating once again in Rebuilding, about a cowboy who finds community after losing his ranch in a wildfire.
Wasteman Review: Hypnotic & Potent Prison Drama
Cal McMau’s Wasteman grabs you and never lets go; David Jonsson and Tom Blyth are superb in this slow-burning tale of survival.
Inside Amir (Daroon-e-Amir) Film Review
Amir Azizi’s Inside Amir is a semi-biographical story that recounts the protagonist’s final days in Tehran before emigrating to southern Italy.
I Love LA Season 1 Review
Rachel Sennott leads an incredible cast in I Love LA Season 1, which is a perfectly chaotic depiction of life in your late twenties.
Anniversary Film Review: The Perils of Centrism
Jan Komasa’s thriller Anniversary is a thought-provoking, if sometimes uneven, dissection of political centrism, filled with dynamic performances.
Rental Family Review: Poignant Ode to the Lonely
With the unpredictable, empathetic story of an actor who starts playing stand-in roles in real life, Hikari’s Rental Family reminds us we are alive.
Violent Ends Review: Redneck Revenge Thriller
Violent Ends takes the familial trusts and betrayals of a New York gangster movie and transports them to the seedy South for this tale of revenge and violence.
Good News (Netflix) Review: Savvy Satire
Though much of Good News is fictional, the film flips the script, retelling a true-life story with dashes of action, humor, and thrills.
Lady (2025) Film Review: Finding Your Artistic Voice
Sian Clifford is a tour de force in Lady, Samuel Abraham’s mockumentary satire about a filmmaker and subject finding their artistic voices together.