Film Reviews
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Masters of the Universe: He-Man Searches for Identity in a Nostalgic Movie that Struggles to Find One
In a film where the core premise is about He-Man finding his place, Masters of the Universe struggles with its own identity.
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‘Backrooms’ – Kane Parsons Turns Internet Creepiness into Nightmare Fuel
Backrooms turns liminal internet horror into a creepy, claustrophobic nightmare led by strong performances and genuinely haunting imagery.
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I Love Boosters Review: An Absurdist Robin Hood Tale for Revolution is a Classic
Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters blends fashion, friendship, and labor politics into a stylish, absurdist triumph led by a fantastic Keke Palmer.
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The Boroughs FIRST REACTIONS – Stranger Things Meets Cocoon and Drops into The X-Files
Stranger Things collides with Cocoon in The Boroughs. The paranormal beware, ’cause these Elders do not go softly into any X-Files shenanigans
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The Mandalorian and Grogu Review: A Big, Fun Return to the Big-Screen for Star Wars
The Mandalorian and Grogu is a fun, crowd-pleasing Star Wars adventure with great action, standout creature work, and a killer Ludwig Göransson score.
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Jack Ryan: Ghost War – A Just Okay Movie Continuation of a Streaming Show
Jack Ryan: Ghost War offers solid action and a likable cast, but this spy thriller feels outdated and ultimately like empty-calorie entertainment.
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‘Obsession’ Review – Manospheric Incel Horror Parable is Right on Time
Curry Barker’s Obsession twists male wish fulfillment into a disturbing horror film powered by anxiety, strong performances, and a haunting emotional core.
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‘IS GOD IS’ – An Unholy Quest from the Dark Roots of Magical Realism
IS GOD IS twists, turns, and burns like a snake in the guts. This is an odyssey born of peak Southern gothic rage, and it’s brilliant.
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Mortal Kombat II Review – Not Completely a Flawless Victory
Mortal Kombat II fixes many problems from the first film with brutal fights, tournament action, and a great Johnny Cage, even if the story still feels uneven.
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: A Sequel That Evolves From the Original
The Devil Wears Prada 2 delivers sharp performances and modern relevance, expanding its world and characters into a rare sequel that might outdo the original.
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Surprisingly Riveting ‘The Sheep Detectives’ Gets Its Shears Out
It’s Shears Out rather than “Knives” in the cozy family mystery, The Sheep Detectives starring Hugh Jackman, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and the unusual suspects
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‘Mother Mary’ is a Haunted Pop-Opera and I Like It
Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel are haunted by resentment and regret in Mother Mary
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‘Michael’ Review – We All Deserve More
Michael delivers strong performances and spectacle but lacks depth and focus as a biopic. More concert than character study.
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‘The Christophers’ is a Dark Hearted Delight
Whether you love the art world, a good movie, or great acting, Steven Soderbergh’s The Christopers is here for you—so are an McKellen and Michaela Coel
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The AI Doc Review — A Timely & Relevant Look at AI’s Uncertain Future
The AI Doc is a timely, thoughtful look at AI’s fears and promises, even if reality is moving faster than the film. A compelling, uneasy watch.
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YOU, ME & TUSCANY is All the RomComs We’ve Loved Before
You, Me & Tuscany is something new, something borrowed, and something true to the tropes Romance lovers crave. But how did we feel about it
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BTS: The Return. Don’t Call it a Comeback. It’s a Homecoming.
Don’t call it a comeback! BTS: The Return is the highly anticipated BTS Homecoming that’s perfectly captured on Netflix
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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.