“Captain America: Brave New World” Couldn’t Even Save Itself: A Review
The only “brave” thing to come from Marvel Studios’ latest movie is their decision to release it.
“Celestial Monsters” Review: Aiden Thomas’ Fast-Paced YA Fantasy with a Bold Political Edge
Despite the fast pace and tame action, Aiden Thomas’s latest book offers a well-needed lesson on how to move forward from societal upset.
Remembering David Lynch: The Director Who Brought Innovation to American Film
Lynch was one of the most prolific directors of American cinema, known for his surrealist films about hidden human nature.
A24’s “Y2K” Is More Nostalgic for the Past than Its Audience
A24’s under-radar release attempts to hide its inconsistencies behind a flashy, nostalgic aesthetic.
Valentine’s Day Reads that Will Make Your Heart Flutter
In honor of the ‘Season of Love,’ here are eight romance books that are sure to get you in your feels
Celebrating 55 Years of Filth with “Multiple Maniacs”
John Waters’ early underground classic is still as repulsive yet purposeful as it was 55 years ago.
“The Beast” (2023) Is Coming For Us All
Bonello’s French film stuns in a dizzying, heady commentary regarding AI and what it means to be human.
Troubled by Ambition: “The Brutalist” Review
A24 and Director Brady Corbet create a tour de force that loses sight of its meaning.
Plenty of Bang for Your Buck: “Loco Motive” Game Review
With its witty writing, retro charm and simplistic fun, “Loco Motive” is a cozy indie game you don’t want to miss.
“Gladiator II” Kills (and Not in a Good Way)
Gladiator II commits the greatest sin of a historical action drama – it bores.
“Wicked” Deserves Its Chance to Fly: A Review
Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande defy gravity and expectations in the first part of a lengthy, beloved musical epic.
“The Substance” And The Disintegration of Women
The body horror movie by Coralie Fargeat tackles society’s biggest obsession and fear: aging women.