I Categories Movies Reviews November 16, 2022 In spite of its flaws, She Said is a powerful take on a true life travesty Carey Mulligan & Zoe Kazan star as the real-life journalists who brought Harvey Weinstein's history of abuse to gruesome light.
M Categories Movies Reviews November 16, 2022 Master of Light paints a portrait of a little known artist Rosa Ruth Boesten directs a moving documentary about George Anthony Morton, who paints his way through a troubled mind & past.
M Categories Movies Reviews November 12, 2022 Mandrake offers up some moody but muddled folk horror Lynne Davison directs a Shudder original that compensates with atmosphere what it lacks in plot coherence.
S Categories Movies Reviews November 12, 2022 Spirited is a broken present under the tree Not even Ryan Reynolds, Will Ferrell, and a charming premise can’t save Apple TV+'s overcooked holiday musical spectacle.
F Categories Movies Reviews November 10, 2022 Falling for Christmas lands with a thud The new Netflix Holiday Romance fails to be a worthy launching pad for Lindsay Lohan's comeback.
B Categories Movies Reviews November 8, 2022 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever mourns an icon in a messy meditation on grief Ryan Coogler and the MCU struggle for purpose in a world without Chadwick Boseman, muddying what made the first film so great.
T Categories Movies Reviews November 4, 2022 The Wonder doesn’t live up to its name An underwhelming Netflix offering is only somewhat elevated by Florence Pugh.
S Categories Movies Reviews November 3, 2022 Satan’s Slaves: Communion has thin walls for thick horrors The sequel to Indonesia’s hit horror title emphasizes scares and, from there, conjures a double-edged ride. NOW STREAMING: Powered by JustWatch If Satan’s Slaves: Communion..
S Categories Movies Reviews November 3, 2022 Something in the Dirt takes a low-fi approach to cosmic horror Aaron Moorhead & Justin Benson play neighbors who film a documentary about the paranormal & other big questions.
C Categories Movies Reviews November 2, 2022 Causeway is a solid piece of contemplative indie filmmaking Save for a clumsy third-act, Causeway works well as an examination of trying to live in the present while reeling from trauma in the past.
