Film Reviews
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Millennial Murder She Wrote? Count Me In for ‘Another Simple Favor’
When I was sitting and watching this new one, I was like – is this a millennial Murder She Wrote, and why did no one tell me this? I love me some Murder She Wrote.
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Marvel’s Thunderbolts*: A Support Group for Reformed Anti-Villains That Does the Work
Thunderbolts* comes with an arsenal full of surprises—some we’ll tell you, some we won’t
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‘The Legend of Ochi’ Swept Us into a New World and We Can’t Wait to See More
In The Legend of Ochi an extraordinary tale begins in space between what we fear and what we feel.
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‘The Wedding Banquet’ 2025 is Something Borrowed, Something New, Something Queer, Something True
A wild wedding that’s high on oops energy, Ahn’s ‘The Wedding Banquet’ brings its own dishes to the pot luck
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Ryan Coogler’s SINNERS – If the Vampires don’t get you the Folklore, Family, and the Music will.
SINNERS isn’t a horror movie but it’ll grab you by the throat and take a bite
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Is G20 A Fierce, Fun, and Frenzied Ride? Yes, Madame President
G20 is a wild ride that’s a whole lot of fun. (Even if it says “nope” to logic) we’re riding with this electrifying, adrenaline-fueled thriller
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Freaky Tales: Pedro Pascal, Punks, and Too $hort’s Spirit Power This Bay Area Fever Dream
Freaky Tales is amazing. That’s what I texted to my friend Sherin after I finished watching this fantabulous piece of work.
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‘A Nice Indian Boy’ is a Lovely Queer Rom-Com That Shines in its Emotional Depth
A Nice Indian Boy is a sweet and layered rom-com treat for everyone to enjoy.
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Ballad of Wallis Island – These Polar Opposites Attract
Two men, with a love of the same music, connect over a concert being performed for one of them and being performed by the other.
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At Last, a Unicorn Slasher Flick – ‘Death of a Unicorn’
The good news is that Unicorns aren’t real. The bad news is that Unicorns aren’t real.
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Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall, How Did ‘Snow White’ Take this Fall?
Can the gorgeous sets and fluffy woodland creatures make Disney Princess-magic happen in this newest take on Snow White? We had hopes, but not quite
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‘Novocaine’ Review: A Hilarious and Brutal Action Comedy With an Unstoppable Hero
Novocaine is a good movie and something action fans should enjoy. It is a decent comedy as well. It could be great for a movie date.
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Black Bag
Steven Soderbergh’s new spy thriller anchored by Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett is the best film of 2025—so far at least.
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‘Mickey 17’ Is a Saucy and Sinister Space Satire Seasoned with a Lot of Love
Bong Joon Ho makes fractured fairytales for the thinkers and dreamers, but it’s never the same unnervingly sweet yet frightening tale twice. And now because of Mickey 17, “sauce” is forever sinister.
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REVISITED: ‘Nine Days’ the Movie I Want More People to Watch
Edson Oda’s Nine Days is a “before life” twin to Kore-eda’s After Life and the things that make life worth the risk of living
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‘Last Breath’ Turns Real-Life Terror into a Pulse-Pounding Film Experience
Last Breath takes tried and true filmmaking methods and solid performances to tell an amazing story in a terrific film worth checking out.
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The Monkey: A Stephen King Adaptation That Delivers Gore and Laughs
The Monkey was cool, and while not really my thing, I can’t say I wasn’t entertained and that there wasn’t serious craft put into this movie.
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A Passenger Princess Takes the Wheel in ‘Lesbian Space Princess’
Princess Saira has 24-hours to call forth the ancient magic of her feminine woo-woo or her ex-girlfriend is gonna die. Time for a space quest
