Film
Seidi Haarla’s portrayal of a new mother descending into madness is all you need in Nightborn to keep us watching.
Love cannot be denied in No Rest for the Wicked, and when a Faroese village community threatens to tear lovers apart, no one will rest.
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender jumps ahead into the future as Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, and Zuko all must deal with a new and imminent threat.
Big Break comes with some laughs, but the tonal balance in this horror comedy doesn’t quite find its footing, making it an uneven viewing.
Tight Lettuce never strays from crafting a realistic, layered portrayal of addiction and its impact on the individual and those around them.
23000 Lives follows a group of humanitarians trying to save refugees from drowning in the Mediterranean and the roadblocks they faced
Heartstopper Forever isn’t just the best representation of queer romance; it’s also the healthiest look at the messiness of life on TV.
The Odyssey blends myth and historical truth in a true, spectacular epic from Christopher Nolan that makes a several thousand year old tale feel new.
Golden Kamuy 3: Assault on Abashiri Prison fails to deliver on the drama of its pivotal storytelling moment due to poorly implemented humor.
Evil Dead Burn is an extremely exciting entry in the Evil Dead series, both in its visceral monster mayhem and how it teases what’s to come.
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The Secret Woman follows when an amnesiac woman’s previous life catches up with her. She is drawn into a mystery that never fully comes together.
Facing El Chapo follows a pair of police men as they try to bring in a notorious drug lord before his people can kill them.
All Wishes Come True! is a fun reimagining of classic legendary characters who come by their immortality by just themselves.














