Movie Reviews Over Your Dead Body review: when mean-spirited gore replaces wit
A take on a hostile breakup turned violent that praises stunts but criticizes tone
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Movie Reviews Pretty Lethal review: ballet action meets revenge on Prime Video
Pretty Lethal follows a stranded troupe of ballerinas who must use their training to survive a violent roadblock
Movie Reviews I Love Boosters review: Boots Riley’s surreal heist against fast fashion
Boots Riley returns with a bold, messy comedy that targets branding, labor exploitation and the cult of fashion
Movie Reviews Why Ready or Not 2 falls short despite Samara Weaving
Samara Weaving delivers electricity and anguish, yet Ready or Not 2 rarely finds fresh ground beyond its blood-soaked callbacks
Movie Reviews Inside The Sun Never Sets: Joe Swanberg’s Alaska-set romance and complex relationships
A thoughtful take on Joe Swanberg’s Alaska-set romantic drama that spotlights Dakota Fanning and a tangled triangle of desire and compromise
Movie Reviews Why The Sun Never Sets marks a Joe Swanberg comeback
Joe Swanberg stages an Alaska-set love triangle that sparkles and stalls, anchored by Dakota Fanning and Jake Johnson
Movie Reviews Ready or Not 2 review: a louder, bloodier return for Grace
Grace returns in a blood-soaked sequel that trades the manor's intimacy for a globe-spanning council, louder kills and corrosive humor
Movie Reviews How Pixar’s Hoppers borrows ideas from Pom Poko while staying playful
A creative look at how Pixar's Hoppers uses a dual perspective device inspired by Studio Ghibli's Pom Poko to tell an ecological,…
Movie Reviews Revisiting George Clooney’s quietly powerful turn in The Descendants
Explore how george clooney and shailene woodley anchor the descendants with subtle, career-shaping performances in a film that earned major awards and…
Movie Reviews Alan Ritchson War Machine review: a Predator-tinged Netflix blast
A brisk, old-school action movie led by Alan Ritchson, War Machine mixes familiar sci-fi tropes with a clear protagonist arc and practical…
Movie Reviews How to watch the Child’s Play and Chucky movies in order
A concise walkthrough of the Child's Play films that explains each entry's tone, continuity, and why the series keeps returning
Movie Reviews Two Women trailer teases a playful, candid sex comedy about two moms
A lively Quebecois comedy follows two neighbors who confront the doldrums of parenthood and rediscover pleasure together
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Scream 7 review: Sidney Prescott faces deepfakes and a familiar Ghostface
Neve Campbell's Sidney Prescott confronts a new Ghostface who employs AI deepfakes, while friends and foes from the franchise re-emerge
Movie Reviews Ranking Chris Evans’ Captain America films and the confirmed future of Dan Trachtenberg’s Predator
A dual-feature piece that reorders Evans’ best Captain America turns and summarizes Dan Trachtenberg’s plans to keep expanding the Predator universe
Movie Reviews First look at The Christophers: Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel lead Soderbergh’s art-world dramedy
Steven Soderbergh returns with The Christophers, a talky art-world dramedy starring Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel, arriving in theaters on April 10
Movie Reviews The Day She Returns review: Hong Sangsoo’s quiet study of repetition and renewal
A compact, probing film by Hong Sangsoo that uses interviews and rehearsal to examine creativity and authenticity in performance
Movie Reviews Why The Andromeda Strain still shapes virus thrillers
A fresh look at Robert Wise's The Andromeda Strain and why its clinical approach to a deadly extraterrestrial pathogen still matters
Movie Reviews How Roger Ebert dissected Leonard Nimoy’s The Good Mother and why it still matters
Roger Ebert’s one-star verdict on Leonard Nimoy’s 1988 film The Good Mother exposed a movie that aimed for social provocation but stumbled…
Movie Reviews Why Men with Brooms still matters amid the 2026 Winter Olympics
A spirited rewatch of Men with Brooms (2002) that connects Paul Gross’s small-town curling comedy to the intense ethics and spectacle of…
Movie Reviews How Redux Redux uses the multiverse to examine grief and revenge
A grieving mother travels alternate realities in Redux Redux to kill her daughter’s murderer and ultimately learns that connection can break cycles…
Movie Reviews Wolfram review: a tender but brutal indigenous western by Warwick Thornton
A haunting indigenous western that follows two fugitive siblings, a conflicted older ally and a distant mother as they navigate exploitation, mining…
Movie Reviews How Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre is rediscovered on Prime Video
Jason Statham’s lighthearted spy caper Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre underperformed in theaters but is gaining traction on Prime Video, showcasing a…
Movie Reviews How to Make a Killing review: when charm outshines bite
An entertaining lead and a sly premise drive John Patton Ford’s film, but the movie rarely follows through on promises of dark…
Movie Reviews Inside Blades of the Guardians: Yuen Woo-ping’s practical wuxia spectacle
Yuen Woo-ping stages a return to hands-on martial arts cinema with Blades of the Guardians, blending on-location shooting, old-school wirework and an…
Movie Reviews Mouse review: a gentle coming-of-age study of loss and connection
A quiet coming-of-age drama, Mouse follows Minnie as she rebuilds identity and relationships after losing her closest friend; directed by Kelly O’Sullivan…