The Decameron Review: Modern Take on Timeless Story
While Netflix’s The Decameron takes us back in time in setting, it also maintains modern themes of inequality during a global pandemic.
The Count of Monte-Cristo (2024) Film Review
Anchored by a gripping lead performance from Pierre Niney, this new adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte-Cristo is the stuff the big screen was made for.
Fragments of a Life Loved Film Review: Ex Stories
In Fragments of a Life Loved, director Chloé Barreau assembles her former lovers for post-mortems and new perspectives on romance.
Twisters review: Greatest Thrill Ride of the Summer
The sensational trio of Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones, and Anthony Ramos combine with breathtaking visuals to make Twisters an absolute must see.
Those About to Die Review: Blood, Sport & Betrayal
Epic sword-and-sandal series Those About to Die shows us the blood, sport, and betrayal required to put on the spectacle of Ancient Rome’s gladiatorial games.
Thine Ears Shall Bleed Review: Eerie Horror Homage
Thine Ears Shall Bleed is an homage to iconic religious horror films, and a movement beyond them. It is bewitching enough to keep viewers praying for more.
Omnivore (Apple TV+) Review: All Food Has a Story
Omnivore on Apple TV+ shows how food connects the world and shapes the human experience itself through eight essential ingredients.
Heart of an Oak Film Review: Woodland Wonder
Heart of an Oak opts for simple observation to capture the magical workings of a vast ecosystem existing in a 210-year-old tree.
Sorry/Not Sorry Film Review: Louis CK’s Victims Speak
Sorry/Not Sorry examines Louis CK’s misconduct, downfall, and the sociological impact of his comeback as his victims address the unseen effects of his behavior.
Sleep Film Review: A Nightmare Awakens
Jason Yu’s haunting debut feature Sleep dissects how far a couple will go to protect their newborn baby when a sinister force enters their bedroom.
