Film

I Wish You Had Told Me is slight, but it does everything it needs to be an effective movie about overcoming toxic faith to deepen your love.

Jay Kelly refuses to interrogate beyond surface level observations and suffers for it despite the best efforts of George Clooney and Adam Sandler.

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 fails to deliver because of how much its holds back, resigning itself to be the middle child.

Following the events of the Shibuya Incident, Yuji deals with his guilt in the uneven but stunning Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution.

A gem of expansive imagination, Man Finds Tape exceeds the boundaries it’s been given and suggests a bright future for its filmmakers.

My Secret Santa is everything you’d expect from its premise, yet it is still surprisingly delightful, paving the way for comfort viewing.

Oh What Fun is a none-too-subtle reminder for many families of the hard work moms do behind the scenes to make holiday magic happen.

Marty Supreme is the most exciting movie about table tennis you will ever watch. And, of course, so much more.

Tinsel Town, the latest entry in the ever-growing holiday movie genre, throws in everything but the kitchen sink. Yet, somehow, it works,

Hamnet feels empty at times, but in that emptiness is an exceptional display of grief that helps demystify Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy.