Category: Reviews

This Regency rom-com has the expected empire-waist dresses of Austen adaptations, but it misses what makes her work so enduring.

The new horror thriller offers up some striking visuals and compelling themes, but fumbles the execution.

Peter Strickland is a true original – and his latest feature, unsurprisingly odd as it is, may also be his most approachable.

An expansion of a trio of viral shorts is, surprisingly, one of the most profound and introspective films to come out of COVID isolation cinema.

Cooper Raiff’s Sundance sensation betrays its creator’s youth, but it’s a charming, likable movie nonetheless.

Emma Thompson is raw and radiant in the sex-positive crowd-pleaser the movie landscape needs right now.

Adam Sandler’s latest Netflix effort is wildly predictable, but held aloft by the charisma of its players.

David Cronenberg’s latest is a body-horror infused sci-fi film noir more interested in posing questions than answering them.

Chloe Okuno’s unnerving thriller puts the audience in the shoes of a woman being watched — rather than those of her voyeur, as most other films do.

The legacyquel to the 1986 summer blockbuster offers up the expected action and stunts, alongside surprising doses of pathos.