Category: Reviews
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Eddington Review
For its first hour and a half, Eddington is a photograph of the early pandemic, standing out from anything Aster has made before. Read More >
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28 Years Later Review
For its first two-thirds, 28 Years Later is a solid yet familiar throwback to Boyle’s 2002 classic, carried by two exceptional performances from Comer and Williams. Read More >
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Bring Her Back Review
If Sally Hawkins’ absence in Paddington in Peru had you saying, “Bring Her Back,” you’re in luck! Read More >
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The Surfer Review
Even if The Surfer isn’t as enlightening as it wants to be, director Lorcan Finnegan understands how to get the most out of his star. Read More >
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Sinners Review
Many will compare Sinners to From Dusk till Dawn. Where that film had Robert Rodriguez’s signature, Ryan Coogler plays his own tune in Sinners. Read More >
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Death of a Unicorn Review
Bonkers premise and over-the-top kills aside, Death of a Unicorn is a clever commentary on greed and grief with an effective father/daughter dynamic at its core. Read More >
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Opus Review
Opus so desperately wants to say something that it forgets to say anything until the final five minutes. Read More >
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Heretic Review
Not all pie is good pie, but Heretic is a slice too tempting to turn down. Read More >
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Never Let Go Review
Never Let Go sets us up for a modern horror classic, but no ending this year was in more need of a rewrite. Read More >
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