Tag: A24
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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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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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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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Entertainment News, Marty Supreme, and The Favorite Things We Saw
Join Sherin, Mae, and William for a breakdown of that rocky Netflix-Warner Bros. deal, a teaser review of Marty Supreme, and a roundup of their fave TV & movies of the year.
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A24’s Marty Supreme: Chalamet is Out Here EATING
Timothée Chalamet shines in Marty Supreme, a fast, tense, beautifully shot story of ambition, ego, and the cost of chasing greatness.
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Is This the ‘ETERNITY’ You’re Looking For
ETERNITY sits at the crossroads of ‘what if’ and loyalty, asking what happens when the ultimate decision isn’t about where you go, but who you go with.
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The Smashing Machine: Dwayne Johnson Smashes Expectations in Benny Safdie’s Intimate Sports Drama
Dwayne Johnson delivers his most vulnerable performance yet in Benny Safdie’s The Smashing Machine. Playing MMA pioneer Mark Kerr, Johnson sheds his larger-than-life Rock persona for a raw, empathetic portrayal of struggle, addiction, and love.…
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Spike Lee and Denzel Washington Pair for American Rap Fable ‘Highest 2 Lowest’
It’s been almost 20 years since Denzel Washington and Spike Lee teamed up on a film.
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The ‘Materialists’ Debate
Is Materialists a visually stunning take on modern love or a shallow swipe at the cost of dating? William and Sherin go 1v1 in a debate about Celine Song’s latest—where they agree, where they clash,…
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Bring Her Back: A Gripping Supernatural Horror That Left Me Unfulfilled and Disturbed
I knew from the poster that the film Bring Her Back was not a film for me.
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WARFARE is a Visceral Retelling of Modern Combat — But Not Without Complications
WARFARE is one of the best war films I’ve seen in recent memory.
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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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Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal Vie for Dakota Johnson’s Love in the ‘Materialists’ Trailer
Yes, we know, she’s living the dream.
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Ayo Edebiri Shines in A24’s Twisted Tale ‘Opus’
Toxic Fandom plus politics is a wild mix, ain’t it?
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Paolo Sorrentino’s Parthenope: A Mythical Journey in Modern Naples
Parthenope, in its telling of a coming-of-age story of a woman and her life, feels much like life in that it doesn’t have a straight-line narrative that’s easy to follow.
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‘Mo’ Must Find His Way Back to America in the S2 Trailer
One of Netflix’s best comedies is returning for an encore on January 30th.
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Babygirl: Nicole Kidman Shines in a Bold Tale of Desire and Power
Babygirl is a surprising film for this season of the year, but it is one that I welcomed seeing; it is a mature film about desire, marriage, and sex handled by a good filmmaker and…
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The Brutalist: Art, Power, and the Uncomfortable Questions It Raises
I struggled with The Brutalist after seeing it weeks ago.
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‘We Live in Time’ Keeps Us Waiting
In We Live in Time, director John Crowley and writer Nick Payne present a buzzy ‘slice-of-tribulation’ that—despite its loveliness and tender performances—trades its early warmth for subtle dissatisfaction
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The Front Room: Brandy Shines in a Darkly Humorous Psychological Horror
I didn’t know what to expect when I saw The Front Room by Sam and Max Eggers from A24, which stars Brandy Norwood, most commonly known as just Brandy. I just wanted to see this…
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Michaela Coel to Create & Star in ‘First Day on Earth’, a New HBO & BBC Drama Series
Co-produced by HBO and the BBC, the ten-episode run is set to begin filming next year.
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‘SING SING’: Louder
“That’s what I want you to take away with you. That radical love. Let this film be yours. And please, share it.” –Colman Domingo My journey with the arts is from birth. We might have…
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MaXXXine
(This review will have spoilers for Ti West’s X.) Ti West just gave A24 its first trilogy and franchise with MaXXXine. The third film in the series is a direct sequel to the first film,…
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I Saw the TV Glow
A24’s newest release is a hauntingly effective portrait of identity, nostaglia, and the transgender experience that’s hard to shake.
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Civil War
From my point of view, Alex Garland is one of the newer mantle holders of cinematic Science Fiction and Dystopic fiction. After writing 28 Days Later and Sunshine, two 2000s-era bangers, he came into his…
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Problemista
I’m clueless about Julio Torres, the screenwriter and director of the new A24 film Problemista. From the trailer I saw last year back when it was supposed to come out in 2023, it just seemed…
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The Iron Claw
Sean Durkin and A24’s biopic is a deveastingly effective look at the Von Erich family.
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All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt
All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt is a film that, while confusing me at times, stuck with me for days after. It’s a film that doesn’t follow what most expect on how a story is…
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Earth Mama
Earth Mama is a sobering film and a piece of filmmaking that, as a male, didn’t make me feel uncomfortable but empathetic. I feel more aware of the different experiences and struggles women face. Savanah…
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Celine Song talks possibilities and time in past lives
If there’s one thing that you will take away from a Q&A with Celine Song it is that she is someone who understands people and the reasons why we choose to stay or leave relationships…
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You Hurt My Feelings – Julian’s Review
You Hurt My Feelings was a pretty interesting observational comedy starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tobias Menzies, Michaela Watkins, Arian Moayed, Owen Teague, and Jeannie Berlin. This story is rather intimate, with Beth (Louis-Dreyfus) and Don (Menzies)…
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When You Finish Saving the World
Directed by Jesse Eisenberg Basically: A mother and son deal with difficulties relating to each other during his teenage years. While researching When You Finish Saving the World, I found that debut writer/director Jesse Eisenberg first wrote this story…
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X
Basically: In 1979 a group of people rent out a house on an old farm from two old people to make a porno but none of it goes well. I’m pretty open about the fact that…
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Bring Bo Burnham’s ‘Eighth Grade’ to Your School with a Free Screening!
A24 has a surprise for all the students out there: Your school can register for a free screening of Eighth Grade during the week of October 22nd!