SXSW

The Idea of You looks past the traditional rom-com ending and keeps going. It’s messy, and looks at what you have to do when you love.

I Saw The TV Glow has the legs to be a cult classic in the vein of the television series it immortalizes through The Pink Opaque.

Decadent and beautiful, Immaculate doesn’t reimagine religious horror, but it does walk the well-trodden path with a head held high.

Civil War (2024) is an overwhelming experience, capturing the importance of journalism but also the fragility of life on the frontline.

Amazon MGM’s Rudy Mancuso is a phenomenal talent. In Música, his ability to create art from noise is unparalleled in this movie.

Arcadian rises above its familiar trappings to provide a strong action-horror bolstered by strong creature design and game Nicolas Cage.

The Fall Guy isn’t just a Ryan Gosling fronted love letter to stunts, it’s a whole damn book that never stops feeling great.

Glorious in its violence, loud in its commentary, and unashamed of its love of the action canon, Monkey Man is superb. 

My Dead Friend Zoe brings to light the very real struggle of veteran PTSD in a non-glamorized tearjerker anchored by Sonequa Martin-Green.

A24’s Y2K will find its movie audience among Zoomers and tail-end millennials, but for everyone else? Not so much.