Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye Review - Expertly Crafted Action & A Fantastic Villain Raise The Stakes Ahead Of The Full Season 2
Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye jump-starts season 2 with a bang and the reassurance that season 1 was not a fluke.
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Emmanuelle Review: There Was A Defining Moment Where This Mess Of An Erotic Drama Sort Of Came Together, But It Didn’t Save It
Emmanuelle's reboot is an empty adventure of a businesswoman seeking pleasure in Hong Kong, which makes it seem like it's not about her.
Predator: Killer Of Killers Review — I Can't Believe This Is Our First Predator Movie After The Masterpiece That Was Prey
Predator: Killer of Killers might expand the franchise's lore in intriguing new directions, but its wasted on a story with no apparent purpose.
Sunlight Review: I Was Far More Delighted By Nina Conti's Offbeat Road Trip Comedy Than Its Dark Character Moments
Nina Conti and Shenoah Allen's Sunlight is a wonderfully bizarre journey that excels far more when it focuses on its comedy rather than drama.
From The World Of John Wick: Ballerina Review - Ana De Armas Is A Dynamic Action Star In Bigger, Sillier Take On The John Wick Franchise
The world of John Wick gets a jolt of over-the-top energy with Len Wiseman's Ballerina, which is a blast to watch but isn't without its problems.
Dangerous Animals Review: Jai Courtney Is A Great Villain, But I Was Otherwise Unimpressed By This Cat & Mouse (& Shark) Thriller
Jai Courtney plays a compelling, charismatic villain in Dangerous Animals, but the movie lacks verve as a shark story or a cat and mouse thriller.
Trail Of Vengeance Review: I Could Not Get Into This Well-Meaning But Poorly Constructed Western Starring Rumer Willis
Trail of Vengeance is undermined by the fact that a feminist western cannot succeed without women having meaningful influence behind-the-scenes.
The Woman In The Yard Review: A Haunting Premise Quickly Dulls In A Shadowy Slog That Left Me More Drained Than Scared
The Woman in the Yard offers an eerie first act filled with intrigue, which soon drags on without many scares or substance despite its good ideas.
Mountainhead Review: HBO’s New Billionaire Satire Movie Is The Succession Follow-Up I Didn’t Need
Mountainhead, the new HBO movie from the creator of Succession, feels more obvious than prescient in its commentary on tech billionaires.
Karate Kid: Legends Review - Wildly Entertaining & Charming, Legends Proves The Karate Kid Franchise Has Not Yet Lost Its Spark
Karate Kid: Legends is an easygoing film that doesn’t simply bank on our nostalgia and builds enough tension and good character relationships.
Braveheart Review: Mel Gibson's Historically Inaccurate Epic Has Some Of The Greatest Battle Scenes Of All Time
Braveheart may not have deserved to win Best Picture, but it's a rousing action blockbuster with breathtaking visuals and jaw-dropping battle scenes.
The Last Rodeo Review: I Can't Believe How Emotional Bull Riding Is In This Intense Neal McDonough Movie
Neal McDonough stars in a tense drama about a retired bull rider who is compelled to ride again despite his advanced age in order to save his family.
It Was Just An Accident Review: A Revolutionary Revenge Thriller As Chilling As It Is Thought-Provoking
Jafar Panahi's incendiary revenge thriller is revolutionary & exhilarating as a series of events forces people to ponder the meaning of a violent act.
The Shining Review: Stephen King Said It Best - This Is A Great Horror Movie But A Terrible Adaptation
With 45 years gone since it first released, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining definitely remains a horror classic, in spite of its adaptation problems.
The New Boy Review: Cate Blanchett & Aswan Reid Shine In Warwick Thornton’s Faith-Testing Drama
The New Boy is an ethereal experience with transcendent performances from Cate Blanchett and Aswan Reid that will leave lasting impressions.
Fear Street: Prom Queen Review - Netflix's Latest Captures The Essence Of R.L. Stine & 80s Slashers, But It's Not Very Special
Fear Street: Prom Queen will play well with those who expect to enjoy these films and will continue to show up for Netflix's slasher franchise.
Splitsville Review: Dakota Johnson & Adria Arjona Are Hilarious In Energetic & Sexy Film That'll Make You Feel Like Comedies Are Back
The team behind this raunchy, hilarious feature deliver interconnected character studies that make you feel like American comedies are back.
Restless Review: I Want This Small-Scale Psychological Thriller To Make A Star Out Of Lyndsey Marshal
Lead Lyndsey Marshal is pitch perfect in this psychological thriller that takes a while to get going, but ultimately delivers in the third act.
Fountain Of Youth Review: I’m Glad This Movie Was Made, But I’m So Frustrated It Wasn’t Made Better
In some ways, Fountain of Youth is the adventure story I was looking for, but it’s so filled with flaws that I’m equal parts amused and frustrated.
Sentimental Value Review: Joachim Trier's Brilliant Drama Is The Best Film Of Cannes So Far
Sentinmental Value is an absolutely breathtaking piece of filmmaking, felt on the deepest of levels & beautiful in its portrait of a fracture family.
Urchin Review: I Was Caught Between Frustration & Empathy In Harris Dickinson's Memorable Directorial Feature Debut
Suffice it to say, Urchin isn’t the easiest watching experience, but Harris Dickinson crafts a memorable, if frustrating, directorial feature debut.