Film

Roommates is a decent attempt at teen comedy, but it too often comes across as adults trying to sound hip to young people.

Normal stars Bob Odenkirk as a new sheriff in an unusual town as he begins to realize there’s more going on than what appears.

Balls Up is a stark reminder that we just do not get raunchy adult comedies as we used to, instead we get stunted ball jokes.

Humint isn’t selling itself on its espionage, but it is ready to smash through the door with Ryoo Seung-wan’s action.

The story of mermaids loving humans is one that continues to stand the test of time, and ChaO takes the familiar concept and has fun with it.

Thrash (2026) is pretty simple as far as thrillers go, even with its hybrid plot and complete genre switch from thriller to all-out shark action.

Hamlet (2025) can’t justify its dramaturgical decisions or win us back with strong enough craft or performances.

‘Mermaid’ is a flawed but no less memorable feature film from writer and director Tyler Cornack in his most mainstream work yet.

Faces of Death (2026) delivers a visceral narrative that holds a mirror to how desensitized society is becoming due to social media.

Pizza Movie, starring Sean Giambrone and Gaten Matarazzo, delivers heightened absurdist comedy with fully realized characters to anchor it.