Reviews
The highly anticipated second part to last year's worldwide phenomena is finally here, and worth the wait.
- Leah Peifer
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Park Chan-wook’s newest genre-bending satirical thriller is yet another triumphant entry into his celebrated body of work. You can never bet against this man.
The show's earnest approach to Chad Powers and his absurd situation along with good dramatic work is what ends up making it all work.
- Vishu Lakkamraju
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Rom-coms have the reputation of having extremely low stakes, but that can not be said for A24’s afterlife love triangle gem, Eternity.
- Leah Peifer
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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon returned earlier this year for its third season bringing viewers through England and into Spain. Read our review.
- Zanda Gubecka
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With The Lowdown, Ethan Hawke stars as a sleazy but well meaning journalist. Read our The Lowdown Season 1 review.
- Vishu Lakkamraju
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Edgar Wright's latest proves a new trend, rather than returning to his high form of the Cornetto trilogy.
- Ansh Dubey
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Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 reaffirms that Star Wars belongs not to a single nation or studio, but to every artist brave enough to dream within its universe.
Chris Stuckman’s first feature is an intriguing, entertaining blend of found-footage and narrative filmmaking that has its flaws, but ultimately ends up being a good time at the theater.
- Leah Peifer
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On a technical level, the show is strong, boasting some great creature VFX in particular but it doesn’t live up to the scares previously seen from the franchise.
- Ethan Hall
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