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Review: ‘I’ve Become a True Villainess’ Is an Intriguing Fantasy Romance With a Dark Twist

By Rachel Ulatowski Dec 1st
‘Tár’ Is a Deliriously Fascinating Take on ‘Cancel Culture’

By Madeline Carpou Nov 30th
‘The Whale’ Review: A Complicated Look at Self-Loathing and Individual Perception

By Rachel Leishman Nov 30th
‘Willow’ Brings Everyone Into the Magic of the Original Without Excluding New Viewers

By Rachel Leishman Nov 30th
‘Violent Night’ Review: Santa Packs a PUNCH

By Rachel Leishman Nov 29th
Disenchanted Review: Amy Adams Is the Only Light in This Lackluster Fairytale

By Lauren Coates Nov 25th
REVIEW: ‘The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special’ Is a Perfect Christmassy Treat

By Rachel Leishman Nov 23rd
‘The Fabelmans’ Is a Love Letter to Movies for Spielberg Fans

By Rachel Leishman Nov 22nd
‘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
Studio Ghibli and ‘Star Wars’ Gave Us a GIFT With a New Grogu Short

By Rachel Leishman Nov 14th
Jordan Peele and Henry Selick’s Stop-Motion Netflix Movie Beat Even My High Expectations

By Alyssa Shotwell Nov 11th
‘My Policeman’ is a Gut-Punch Highlighting Love and Loss

By D.R. Medlen Nov 10th
Review: ‘Wakanda Forever’ Is a Beautiful Expression of Mourning and a Fantasy Epic

By Princess Weekes Nov 8th
‘Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me’ Review: a Melancholic Insight to a Global Superstar

By Lauren Coates Nov 3rd
‘Enola Holmes 2’ Is a Relatable Journey for Little Sisters Everywhere

By Rachel Leishman Nov 3rd
‘CURSES’ Is the Angsty, Witchy, ’90s-Inspired Video Game Your Teen Self Would Have Loved

By Princess Weekes Nov 2nd
Review: Kindra Neely’s ‘Numb to This’ Is an Unforgettable Memoir of Survival and Cautious Hope

By Rachel Ulatowski Oct 29th
If You’re Looking for the Most Punchable Man on TV, He’s Over on Apple TV+

By Vivian Kane Oct 26th
‘The School for Good and Evil’ Fails to Conjure Any Magic or Emotion

By Chelsea Steiner Oct 22nd