Film

The Weight makes up for any inadequacy with a positively engrossing style that prioritizes making the audience feel involved.

Shelter (2026) offers more action in its back half, but its tried-and-true formula is exactly why we all show up for Statham’s action films.

The Wrecking Crew suffers due to a poorly written script that squanders the charisma of stars Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista.

See You When I See You captures hope and love, grief and pain, doing so with an earnestness that builds a bridge for the audience and its characters.

The Love That Remains is a thoughtful drama from Hlynur Pálmason that observes a family as they process their parents’ separation.

Undertone is a can’t miss horror event that feels like it will be mirrored for years to come by up-and-coming filmmakers.

The Gallerist is always funny and never stale with an electrically chaotic ensemble cast that keeps you laughing.

Send Help marks a return to form for Sam Raimi’s revered genre leanings and allows Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien to shine.

Josephine (2026) is a technically perfect film and it’s the emotional depth and tenderness approach to trauma that captures the audience.

Arco is a spectacular film with beloved characters, a kid-friendly yet challenging-for-all-ages plot, and beautiful, bespoke animation.