Film Reviews
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Review – More Mario, More Characters, Pure Nintendo
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is a vibrant, fan-first adventure packed with spectacle, heart, and Nintendo love. One of the most fun theater experiences of the year.
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Complicated Lessons on Love and Isolation are ‘THE DRAMA’ so are Zendaya and Robert Pattinson
Every character in The Drama should be asking, “Am I the drama?” because yes. Zendaya and Robert Pattinson take us from rom-com to emotional turmoil
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A Magnificent Life Review: Visually Gorgeous Animated Biopic Is Unfortunately Lacking Something Deeper
Directed by Sylvain Chomet, A Magnificent Life falls short of greatness.
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Ready or Not 2: Here I Come – And Here We Go!
Following right on the 2019 original, READY OR NOT 2 HERE I COME ups the stakes as Grace and her sister are pulled into a deadly second round of Hide and Seek.
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A24’s ‘Undertone’ is Horror with the Sound Turned Up but it Doesn’t Slap
Undertone has great sound design and a strong lead, but slow pacing and weak payoff make this horror experiment fall flat.
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Our ‘ARCO’ Review is Just in Time for the Academy Awards
We made it! Here’s our review of the sobering animated treat, ARCO, just in time for the Oscars.
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‘Project Hail Mary’ Just Gave Us an Intergalactic Hug
Fueled by friendship, Project Hail Mary is the soothing movie our space-loving hearts need right now
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THE BRIDE! is Chaotic Good but Don’t Push Her (Thoughts and Explainer)
Mary Shelley rises from the dead and raises hell with Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale in the ‘love & guns’ chaos of THE BRIDE!
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This Gothic Japanese Horror Gets Wuthering Heights Right
Wuthering Heights takes a Gothic Horror turn in feudal Japan and it’s all about self-destruction (like it’s supposed to be)
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Pixar’s Hoppers Review – A Mind-Swapping Laugh Riot with Smart Insight
Pixar’s Hoppers blends sharp satire, stunning animation, and heartfelt friendship into one of the studio’s strongest original films in years.
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How to Make a Killing – Explainer
Need the ending of How to Make a Killing (2026) explained? We break down Glen Powell’s deadly quest for wealth, the shocking twists, and that brutal final act.
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Crime 101 Review – A Good Crime Thriller That Wears its Influences on its Sleeve
Bart Layton’s Crime 101 channels Heat with gritty L.A. texture, smart camerawork, and strong turns from Hemsworth, Ruffalo, and Berry. Familiar, but satisfying.
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GOAT Review – This Basketball Movie Loves Ball Through and Through
Goat isn’t Zootopia—it’s an animated pro-basketball crowd-pleaser with bold visuals and real “know ball” detail. Works for families, hits harder for hoops heads.
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“Wuthering Heights” or Gothic K!nk? Yes. Let’s Talk About It – Dual Review
Before the literati and cinephiles go into a feeding frenzy, allow Sherin and Julian to prepare you for the dazzlingly demented doom spiral of “Wuthering Heights”
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REVISITED: Promising Young Woman
Since our “Wuthering Heights” review is incoming tomorrow, we’re taking you back to our first Emerald Fennell experience, Promising Young Woman. Yes, experience is the right word.
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The Moment Review — Did Charli XCX Survive Brat Summer
Charli XCX turns brat summer into a critique of fame itself. The Moment explores pop stardom, corporate pressure, and artistic compromise with style, anxiety, and sharp satire.
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PILLION: Reactions & Review — Harry Melling & Alexander Skarsgård Go Hard for First Love (and it’s Juicy)
We saw Pillion, and it’s juicy. Harry Melling and Alexander Skarsgård go hard in this bittersweet “dom com” that’s really about first love
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If I Go Will They Miss Me
If I Go Will They Miss Me is a mythic meditation on fathers, sons, and the quest to break free of generational trauma.
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‘LADY’ A Cab Driver Struggles to Escape the Past but It May Be Faster
A visually vibrant and narratively textured film, Nwosu’s LADY is a study in contrasts
