The Fall Guy [Review]
David Leitch’s love letter to stunt performers is an action comedy crowd pleaser.
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare [Review]
Guy Ritchie’s latest is an entertaining war film missing his distinctive panache.
Abigail [Review]
Abigail makes a hilarious and gory horror concoction out of heist, crime, haunted house, and vampire film tropes.
Wicked Little Letters [Review]
Wicked Little Letters is light and entertaining but largely forgettable.
Monkey Man [Review]
Dev Patel directs and stars in Monkey Man, an explosive, action-packed revenge thriller.
Shayda [Review]
Shayda depicts a woman struggling against her community when she decides to leave her abusive husband.
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire [Review]
Frozen Empire fails to forge its own identity by relying too heavily on nostalgic callbacks.
Puan [Review]
Academic comedy Puan is funny and has heart while not shying away from realities in Argentina.
Love Lies Bleeding [Review]
Rose Glass’ Love Lies Bleeding is a wild musclebound erotic crime thrill ride.
They Shot the Piano Player [Review]
They Shot the Piano Player is a portrait of a revolutionary musical style and a harrowing time period in Latin America.
Problemista [Review]
Julio Torres’ feature directorial debut is a hilarious, idiosyncratic, unique wonder.
Drive-Away Dolls [Review]
Ethan Coen’s new film Drive-Away Dolls is a refreshing revival of the screwball comedy.
The Peasants [Review]
The new film from the team behind Finding Vincent is beautiful to behold, but how does it fare beyond that?
Orion and the Dark [Review]
Charlie Kaufman wrote a fantastic kid-friendly script for Dreamworks Animation’s latest.
The Teacher’s Lounge [Review]
Sam reviews Germany’s Best Foreign Language Academy Awards submission, a gripping, tense, relevant thriller.
The Beekeeper [Review]
Sam asks - David Ayer’s latest directorial effort is better than his last three films, but is that good enough?
Night Swim [Review]
Night Swim is The Shining but in a suburban swimming pool, with an added dash of Poltergeist.