Film

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.

Vanished Into The Night treads familiar territory, providing little more than distraction as it fails to do much to elevate its characters.

The Champion explores the struggles of a young soccer star as a new tutor tries to help him overcome long-ignored problems.

Fly Me to the Moon is fast-talking Space Race fun, as Kelly joins NASA to sell the moon the the public only to get caught up in filming a fake landing.

Longlegs is a deeply unsettling experience from beginning to end with a genre defining performance from both Cage and Monroe.

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F revives a classic franchise to great effect thanks to Eddie Murphy returning in top form.

Despicable Me 4 is too stuffed with characters and plots to reach the same level of satisfaction as the original as minions get super powers.

A Quiet Place: Day One is worth watching, with this silent-driven prequel taking viewers back to the beginning before the collapse.