Film
A fantastic film, a perfect Midnighter, and a new take on a party game all in one, It’s What’s Inside is one you have to watch.
The Idea of You looks past the traditional rom-com ending and keeps going. It’s messy, and looks at what you have to do when you love.
I Saw The TV Glow has the legs to be a cult classic in the vein of the television series it immortalizes through The Pink Opaque.
Decadent and beautiful, Immaculate doesn’t reimagine religious horror, but it does walk the well-trodden path with a head held high.
Murder Mubarak follows an unconventional investigator unraveling a murder mystery at an elite social club where nothing is as it seems.
A mixture of slice-of-life with a dash of existentialism, Rascal Does Not Dream of a Knapsack Kid shines its spotlight on Sakuta Azusagawa
Every moment watching Lindsay Lohan wish to marry her crush instead of her best friend in Irish Wish is worth its weight in gold
Civil War (2024) is an overwhelming experience, capturing the importance of journalism but also the fragility of life on the frontline.
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Will (2024) is just another WWII movie doing little to push the medium—the areas where it attempts to are more exhausting than impactful.
Road House (2024) is a serviceable remake that knows what it is, and doesn’t strive to innovate—it’s the perfect movie for streaming.