Film

The Unmaking of a College tells the story of the longest sit-in in American college history from the insdie

The Steven Soderbergh directed Kimi uses surveillance tech and the companies that own it to tell a simplistic but kinetic thriller.

The Sky is Everywhere presents a YA story about grief and how it carves us into someone new, leaving a mess in its wake.

Adapted from a webcomic of the same name by Bobby Crosby, Marry Me brings that early aughts JLo romantic comedy to 2022.

Netflix’s The Privilege is a supernatural and biological horror story that taps into traumatic pasts and biological horror futures.

If you’re a romantic comedy fan or just love either Charlie Day or Jenny Slate, Prime Video’s I Want You Back is one to watch.

Death on the Nile features a star-studded cast and excellent direction from Kenneth Branagh, though it feels like a relic of a bygone era.

Looop Lapeta is a fast-paced, creative Bollywood remake of Run Lola Run, featuring excellent direction and great comedy.

The Tinder Swindler is a jaw-dropping true crime documentary movie that shows how a fairytale romance quickly turned into a horrific nightmare.

Moonfall is the type of sci-fi disaster film that only Roland Emmerich could make, and he wholeheartedly embraces its insane premise.