Shōgun Review: Amazing Historical Mini-Series
Shōgun is one of the best television shows to debut this decade, with visuals and performances that feel a cut above everything else out there.
Unsung Hero Review: Not Your Typical Faith-Based Film
Unsung Hero packs an emotional punch and avoids many pitfalls for typical faith-based films. It is held together by strong acting and a heartfelt true story.
Baby Reindeer Series Review: Shocking Yet True
Richard Gadd’s Baby Reindeer fictionalizes his stalker experience with an unrelenting sensitivity and compassion for those who might relate to his story.
Spy X Family Code White Review: Hilarious Spin-Off
Spy x Family Code: White is one of the best anime spin-off movies out there, but also is ultimately nothing more than a reminder of how good the show is.
Abigail Film Review: Blood-Soaked Thrill Ride
Universal’s Abigail turns the vampire genre on its head behind a first-rate cast and a script filled with frights, comedy, and gore.
Hard Miles Review: Modine’s Cycling Movie
R.J. Daniel Hanna’s movie Hard Miles, with Matthew Modine, is an inspiring sports drama about redemption and the power of cycling.
Fantastic Machine Film Review: History of the Camera
Fantastic Machine is a transfixing essay telling the history of the camera and our society’s growing obsession with the moving image.
If Only I Could Hibernate Film Review
If Only I Could Hibernate, Zoljargal Purevdash’s potent first feature, reveals how those in poverty are forced into adulthood.
The Greatest Hits Review: Soul-Stirring Musical Odyssey
Ned Benson delivers his most audacious piece of work yet in The Greatest Hits, an enrapturing exploration of grief through music with a career-defining turn from Lucy Boynton.
Challengers Review: Unbridled Filmmaking Talent
Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers exceeds all expectations, proving Zendaya, Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist exist in a new league of stardom.
