Trail of Vengeance is undermined by the fact that a feminist western cannot succeed without women having meaningful influence behind-the-scenes.
Braveheart may not have deserved to win Best Picture, but it's a rousing action blockbuster with breathtaking visuals and jaw-dropping battle scenes.
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.
Jafar Panahi's incendiary revenge thriller is revolutionary & exhilarating as a series of events forces people to ponder the meaning of a violent act.
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 is an ethereal experience with transcendent performances from Cate Blanchett and Aswan Reid that will leave lasting impressions.
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.
The team behind this raunchy, hilarious feature deliver interconnected character studies that make you feel like American comedies are back.
Lead Lyndsey Marshal is pitch perfect in this psychological thriller that takes a while to get going, but ultimately delivers in the third act.
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.
Sentinmental Value is an absolutely breathtaking piece of filmmaking, felt on the deepest of levels & beautiful in its portrait of a fracture family.
Suffice it to say, Urchin isn’t the easiest watching experience, but Harris Dickinson crafts a memorable, if frustrating, directorial feature debut.
Oliver Hermanus' The History of Sound lands somewhere between expectations and the underwhelming pic it flirts with becoming.
Ross Butler and Lana Condor's chemistry elevates one of the storylines in the ensemble rom-com Worth the Wait, but the movie is still entirely bland.
Spike Lee going for a lighter tone, he achieves something different here, which makes Highest 2 Lowest easier to love in a way.
Lilo & Stitch s the ranks of the Disney live-action remakes, & while it might not have the lovable mess of the original, it still finds its voice.
For a first feature, it’s a startlingly confident, overwhelmingly sexy debut for Harry Lighton.
Julia Ducournau's Titane follow up Alpha is part horror story, part family drama & it is as emotionally grueling as it is rewarding and discomfiting.
The Secret Agent isn’t your typical espionage thriller, but it’s all the better for how it plays with genre, tone, and expectations.
Nouvelle Vague is both a classic Richard Linklater hangout movie and an ode to the French New Wave, simplistic in nature and charming nonetheless.
Outerlands isn’t just a story about navigating through life after childhood trauma. It’s an experience of human connectivity and belonging.
