Film

Green Lantern: Beware My Power gives John Stewart his well-deserved limelight, thanks to a sharp script, gorgeous animation, & Aldis Hodge.

‘My Small Land’ is a subtle and intimate coming-of-age film that depicts the often underseen story of a migrant family living in Japan.

Loan sharks, expensive cars, magical cars, and a whole lot of grief make Stellar: A Magical Ride a heartfelt standout.

A painful watch about deeply held familial trauma that manifests in mental illness, Hypochondriac is a fever dream turned real.

Glorious is a short and wicked horror film that gets cosmic without losing its grounding in its nasty rest stop bathroom.

Shin Ultraman reimagines the Tokusatsu legend for the modern day, courtesy of a creative team that has a deep love for the Ultraman mythos.

The Harbinger manages to accomplish a lot with a little, executing an intimate horror story that confronts trauma directly.

In Chun Tae-Il: The Flame that Lives on, audiences get a window into 1960s South Korea and the real-life fight for labor rights.

Nope is somehow the most absurd and imaginative take on extraterrestrials and extremely grounded at the same time. 

A simple survival horror film, Dark Nature hits its stride when its leads Berkley Bradyconfront their trauma and the mystery in the woods.