Film

Cuckoo is a testament to doing a lot with a little and the enduring power of the uncanny valley.

Rebel Moon – Chapter One: Chalice of Blood makes good on its promise to provide a more coherent version of the duology’s opener.

At its best, Deadpool & Wolverine is a raunchy, R-rated comedy that a pre-teen audience would find edgy—as lazy as a blockbuster can get.

Sayonara Girls explores the melancholy of graduation through the eyes of four teenage girls as they grapple with where their lives go next.

Find Me Falling is a perfectly serviceable, middle-of-the-road rom-com where washed up musician John Allman runs into the subject of his hit in Cyprus.

Blue Period (2024) stands as a near-perfect adaptation, capturing the loneliness and uncertainty of becoming who you want to be.

All The Long Nights is a simple film that explores how two people can weave together hardship into something beautiful.

The Look Back anime film tackles sentiments of inferiority, depression, and friendship in a nuanced way that punches beyond its 58-minute run time.

New Strains is an experimental, truthful look at the experience of quarantining during a pandemic shot in surreal Hi8.

A sequel rarely captures the electricity of the original, but Twisters does thanks to Glen Powell’s chemistry and charisma.