The Kiss Review: An Impossible Romance
Bille August’s The Kiss is a tragic and subtly complex tale of love, mental and physical health that benefits from strong performances.
Watch the Skies Movie Review: Cosmic Dub
Watch the Skies blends alien mystery with AI dubbing tech in a charming 90s-set Swedish sci-fi adventure that will land smoothly with English audiences.
Nonnas Movie Review: Stirring Hearts & Sauce
In Netflix’s formulaic yet flavorful Nonnas, a grieving restaurant owner hires Italian grandmothers as chefs, showcasing food’s healing power.
Friendship Review: The Need for Human Connection
Friendship shines a spotlight on the comedic genius of Tim Robinson while daring to unpack the behemoth that is genuine friendship.
Siticulosa Review: Archeological Journey to Puglia
Maeve Brennan’s Siticulosa is a captivating documentary that opens the audience’s eyes to a reality many may not be familiar with.
Holy Night: Demon Hunters Film Review
Holy Night: Demon Hunters combines the action and horror genres for a fun genre-shifting blockbuster that lets Ma Dong-seok and Seohyun shine.
Scream (1996) Review: A look behind the horror curtain
Wes Craven’s Scream (1996) seamlessly blends jokes and scares for a twisty, meta look at the clichés of slasher movies.
Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted: Review
Isaac Gale and Ryan Olson’s Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted is an intimate, sensitive and artful look beyond the facade of a one-of-a-kind artist.
The Four Seasons Review: Honesty In Middle-Age
The Netflix series The Four Seasons, from Tina Fey, offers an insightful look at long-term relationships, blending humor and heart effortlessly.
Thunderbolts* Review: What Makes a Hero
Thunderbolts* feels like a return to the early days of the MCU, and is proof of what can be achieved when a movie remembers to put its characters first.
