Apocalypse in the Tropics: Film Review
Petra Costa’s Apocalypse in the Tropics examines the symbiosis of Evangelical Christianity and Brazilian politics throughout the presidency of Jair Bolsonaro.
Too Much Season 1 (Netflix) Review
Too Much is Lena Dunham’s best since Girls and Megan Stalter brings real emotion to the mess of modern love.
Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead Review
Led by great performances, Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead is a worthy swan song for director Sidney Lumet and a tense, chaotic thriller in its own right.
The Gold Rush Review: Classic Turns 100
Even after a century has passed, Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush remains as poignant and hilarious as it was back in 1925.
Superman (2025) Review: Magical & Uplifting
Superman (2025) starts the DC Universe with a fun movie led by the great performances of David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan, and Nicholas Hoult.
12 Angry Men Review: A Classic for a Reason
12 Angry Men remains a quintessential classic film due to its innovative direction, clever screenplay, and powerhouse performances.
Sovereign Film Review: Made-Up Rules & Death
Christian Swegal’s Sovereign works as a quietly intense and relevant drama featuring a standout performance by Nick Offerman.
Serpico (1973) Review: Endless Corruption
Sidney Lumet’s Serpico is an incredible drama about corruption that remains remarkably relevant, even after more than fifty years.
This is Spinal Tap: 41st Anniversary Review
Rob Reiner’s 41-year-old cult classic This Is Spinal Tap still works as a quietly hilarious mockumentary of rock music and its stars.
The Bear Season 4 Review: Better Together
In season 4 of The Bear, the characters must race against a literal clock to save the restaurant while confronting some of their greatest fears.
