Latest Reviews
Saltburn Review: Emerald Fennell's Promising Young Woman Follow-Up Is One Of The Year's Best Films
Saltburn is a rich cinematic experience in every sense of the word, and it proves that Emerald Fennell is the real deal.
Next Goal Wins Review: Taika Waititi's Family-Friendly Sports Comedy Is Fun But Too Traditional
It brings together all of the traditional pieces of a classic family friendly sports movie, but it doesn’t end up doing more than the expected with them.
Thanksgiving Review: Eli Roth’s Long Awaited Holiday Horror Is No Fat, With All The Trimmings
Thanksgiving is primed to become an annual favorite that people throw into the rotation as soon as November rolls aroun
Napoleon Review: Ridley Scott’s Ambitious Historical Epic Clearly Has More To Show
Napoleon may divide its audience when it comes to whether it’s a success waiting to happen or a failure that’s just waiting to be confirmed.
Trolls Band Together Review: The Same Old Song, But It’s Still In Tune
Trolls Band Together as a movie is much like the music that holds it together: fun but without much depth.
The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Review: The Most Brutal Hunger Games Movie Yet, But It Can't Escape Some Textbook Prequel Traps
President Snow’s origin story is worth the return.
The Marvels Review: An Effervescent Cosmic Adventure
It’s a lively, relatively simple character-driven ride through the cosmos that makes up for its plot weaknesses with personality.
Netflix's The Killer Review: David Fincher's Assassin Thriller Goes For Minimalist But Mostly Feels Basic
Expectations that David Fincher would do more with a traditional assassin story are not met, and while it’s not a dissatisfying cinematic experience, it is a disappointing one.
