S Categories Movies Reviews August 18, 2022 Spin Me Round’s stacked cast delivers big laughs Jeff Baena and Alison Brie’s latest collaboration's big laughs make up for its unevenness.
O Categories Movies Reviews August 17, 2022 Orphan: First Kill maintains the cuckoo spirit of the original The wholly original horror flick is back, as enjoyably campy and implausible as before.
D Categories Movies Reviews August 17, 2022 Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero powers through structural awkwardness with charm and style The latest movie from the venerable shonen action saga grants a few of its fandom's long-standing wishes by spotlighting two beloved and often sidelined heroes.
M Categories Movies Reviews August 16, 2022 Mack & Rita is a charmer that crosses oceans of time Diane Keaton stars in a sweet comedy about a woman who figures out who she is through some magic and time-space bending.
F Categories Movies Reviews August 15, 2022 Fall uses form to rise above thriller formula Grace Caroline Currey's quest to move through grief is familiar, but her doing so at over 2000 feet is welcomely intense.
R Categories Movies Reviews August 14, 2022 Rogue Agent chills when focusing on James Norton’s multilayered monster and struggles otherwise When Gemma Arterton faces off against Norton's chameleonic con man, Rogue Agent compels, but most everything else about it is overly familiar.
F Categories Fantasia 2022 Festivals Movies Reviews August 13, 2022 Fantasia 2022: Complex stories of complex women Our final dispatch from Fantasia features a blend of powerful stories with dynamic female characters.
B Categories Movies Reviews August 13, 2022 Bodies, Bodies, Bodies Drops In Final Third A24's latest succumbs to excess as the body count and Twitter speak rise.
D Categories Movies Reviews August 12, 2022 Day Shift has plenty of vampires, but lacks bite The Netflix horror-comedy features an enjoyable cast & a handful of decent fight scenes, but relies on a dusty, outdated script.
L Categories Movies Reviews August 8, 2022 Luck keeps tripping over its uninspired feet The debut title from Skydance Animation is too in love with exposition and cutesy character designs for its own good.
