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‘Maestro’ Attempts a Deep Dive Into Leonard Bernstein, but Ends Up Skimming the Surface

By Julia Glassman Nov 30th
‘Totally Killer’ Is ‘Back to the Future” Meets ‘Scream’ With a Hearty Dash of Disney Channel

By Lauren Coates Oct 6th
Red White & Royal Blue Is an International Affair With Surprising Emotional Resonance

By Lauren Coates Aug 11th
‘Sanctuary’ Review: Romance Takes a Twisted Turn in This Delicious Two-Hander

By Lauren Coates May 19th
Michelle William Shines in This New, Quietly Tender Slice-of-Life Film

By Lauren Coates Apr 9th
‘Paint’ Tries To Cash in on Bob Ross’ Legacy Without Respecting It

By Lauren Coates Apr 6th
‘She Said’ Is a Love Letter To Dogged Journalism

By Vivian Kane Nov 18th
‘Glass Onion’ Showcases The Brilliance of Rian Johnson’s Twisting Mysteries

By Rachel Leishman Nov 16th
Review: Dwayne Johnson’s 30+ Years of Charisma Shine in Black Adam

By Princess Weekes Oct 18th
‘Elvis’ Review: Austin Butler Is Electrifying in an Otherwise Boring, Overstuffed Biopic

By Vivian Kane Jun 23rd
Reviews Are Meh for ‘Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore’

By Chelsea Steiner Apr 5th
‘Sonic 2’ Was One of My Most Anticipated Films of the Year and It Was Way Past Cool!

By Briana Lawrence Apr 4th
Belle Is a Breathtaking Take on Beauty and the Beast That Tackles Grief, Internet Culture, and Rediscovering Yourself

By Briana Lawrence Jan 14th
I Didn’t Expect SHIROBAKO the Movie to Hit Me in the Creative Career Feels Yet Here We Are

By Briana Lawrence Aug 9th
REVIEW: You Can’t Help But Root for the Arm Wrestling Women of Golden Arm

By Chelsea Steiner May 2nd
Get In, Demon Slayer Kids, We’re Hopping On the Mugen Train With This Spoiler-Free Review!

By Briana Lawrence Apr 23rd
SXSW Review: Ayar Is a Pandemic Fever Dream Come to Life

By Lyra Hale Mar 19th
SXSW Review: See You Then Is a Slow Burn Look Down Memory Lane

By Lyra Hale Mar 19th
Review: Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar Is a Weird, Wacky Trip

By Vivian Kane Feb 12th
Review: Effigy: Poison and the City Is a Feminist Slow Burn Cat-and-Mouse With a Serial Killer

By Vivian Kane Dec 23rd