Reviews
Steven Conrad's new HBO-miniseries journeys through the American Midwest, visiting a strange variety saloon of suburban folks.
- Chaitanya Sharma
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The most surprising crowd pleaser of the year is Pillion, the debut feature of writer, director Harry Lighton.Â
- Leah Peifer
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Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is an incredibly poignant throwback to the times when life was easier, and we were more optimistic.
- Jack Raskovich
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Marshals is about to return audiences to the world of The Madison River Valley. Read our Marshals review.
- Zanda Gubecka
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Bloody Disgusting's Return to Silent Hill might just be the worst Silent Hill film yet. Read our Return to Silent Hill review.
- Jack Raskovich
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From a long gestating script by Se7en writer Andrew Kevin Walker, Psycho Killer is a rough outing for director Gavin Polone. Read our Psycho Killer review.
- Jack Raskovich
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Ric Roman Waugh's first movie of the year harkens back to the disaster films of old but does it manage to stick the landing? Find out in our Greenland 2: Migration review.
- Zanda Gubecka
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Emily the Criminal writer and director, John Patton Ford, is back with a sometimes slick, dark comedy starring Glen Powell. Read our How to Make a Killing review.
- Leah Peifer
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Bart Layton’s third feature, Crime 101, is a wonderfully entertaining throwback to the crime dramas that once filled multiplexes decades ago.
- Jack Raskovich
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Emerald Fennell’s films always seem to start a swarm of controversy and public discourse, and her adaptation of Emily Brontë’s novel Wuthering Heights has only caused more heated conversation.Â
- Leah Peifer
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Charli xcx brings the brat chapter to an end with The Moment, a mockumentary about her going on tour and ending an era.Â
- Leah Peifer
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