Stranger Things 4 (Vol. 2) Review: Wins & Losses
Despite some baffling writing decisions, Stranger Things 4 Vol. 2 is absolutely incredible, and sets the perfect stage for the final season of the Netflix series.
Flux Gourmet: Film Review
Flux Gourmet uses gastronomy and sound to deliver an oddball yet weirdly fascinating eccentric experience that nobody else, but Strickland, could have crafted.
Spiderhead Review: Joseph Kosinski Does It Again
Joseph Kosinski goes full-on gonzo sci-fi in Spiderhead, and the results are just as thrilling as in his previous films.
The Responder Season 1 Review
The Responder is a beautifully human yet bleak story of an anxious and cynical police officer on the verge of losing his mind.
Pink Moon: Tribeca Film Review
Pink Moon explores what it is to grow old and how we should use our time with our loved ones carefully, in this bizarre yet honest look at human mortality.
A Love Song Film Review: Expert Minimalism
A Love Song is a gentle, minimalist meditation on how to make the most out of what little time we have, and a much-needed showcase for Dale Dickey.
Cherry (2023) Review: Charming Comedy About Embracing Adulthood
Cherry is a phenomenal coming-of-age comedy about responsibility and making important life choices, all while facing adulthood through an unplanned pregnancy.
My Love Affair with Marriage Review: The Truth About Love
My Love Affair with Marriage is an ironic but absolutely on-point look at how societal expectations shape a woman’s identity and self-worth.
Hustle Review: Sandler Delivers in Stellar Sports Dramedy
Hustle doesn’t stray from common sports film clichés, but it’s elevated by the sharp and sincere Adam Sandler, who turns in one of his best performances to date.
Metronom: Cannes Film Review
Alexandru Belc’s Metronom helps the viewer relate to the past with a beautiful and impactful coming-of-age love story intertwined with a tale about freedom of speech.