Six the Musical Live! Review: All Killer No Filler
Six the Musical Live! brings the original West End Queens to American screens, and Aimie Atkinson’s Katherine Howard alone is worth the ticket.
Nimrods: A Green Day Comedy – Movie Review
Nimrods: A Green Day Comedy is a punk-rock infused gem that captures everything Green Day stands for and does both the band and their fans justice.
Tony Review: Superb Coming-Of-Age Film
With Tony, his biopic about a transformative summer for a young Anthony Bourdain, Matt Johnson serves up a remarkable coming-of-age story.
Cookie Queens Film Review: Sweet Documentary
Alysa Nahmias’ Cookie Queens is a sweet, immediately charming documentary about Girl Scout cookies, growing up and entrepreneurship.
Late Fame Review: Ode to NYC Artists
With Late Fame, Kent Jones delivers a quiet, funny, and intimate film about New York City, pretentious hipsters, and the pursuit of artistic creation in 2026.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review
Spider-Man: Brand New Day takes viewers on a poignant, exhilarating journey for Tom Holland’s Peter Parker/Spider-Man.
Cruel Story of Youth: Film Review
Nagisa Ōshima’s Cruel Story of Youth is a brutal yet honest portrait of the post-war Japan generation stripped of their youth.
I Want Your Sex Review: Gen Z Needs to Explore
Gregg Araki’s I Want Your Sex vibrantly dissects the Gen Z sex recession while making an elegant argument for being open to the world as it comes to you.
Hadestown Movie Review: “Final Breath is Love.”
Hadestown The Musical places us on the stage and gives us the best possible filmed version of the show we could have hoped for.
The Odyssey Review: Nolan’s Epic Mostly Sticks the Landing
Despite oversimplifying story beats, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey manages to capture a world of treachery and wonder on a massive scale.