Film

The Colors Within expertly visualizes the triumphs and turbulence of adolescence as three teens form an intense bond.

Back In Action isn’t necessarily a much-watch film, but it’s one of the better among the Netflix-produced action comedies.

One of Them Days is consistently funny, relatable, hard-hitting, and a poignant time at the theaters that you won’t want to miss.

Blumhouse-produced Wolf Man (2025) tries to explore humanity but winds up losing its teeth instead, still, its saved by its lead performance.

Survive (2025) isn’t a terrible film. It has an interesting premise and solid acting, yet, it can’t capitalize on the unique parts of the plot.

Night Call is a solid film, a great chase, and an action wonder. But narratively, it just can’t carry its own theme’s weight.

The Six Triple Eight tells a realistic story based on facts and first-person accounts from the 6888th Battalion, delivering an emotional tale of forgotten women of color.

A Complete Unknown makes all the modern movie mistakes while never really getting to the heart of what makes Bob Dylan interesting.

Eschewing aesthetic flash, Juror #2 is a classically effective drama that thrives off of impeccable staging and layered performances.

Netflix’s Carry-On is an action thriller that absolutely understands where it belongs in its genre and in the Christmas season.