Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 – TV Review
Daredevil: Born Again season 2 offers more of what fans remember from the Netflix days: brutal violence and a fun cat-and-mouse game of good and evil.
What Will Win, What Should Win, and What Should’ve Been Nominated at the 2026 Oscars
Full predictions and omissions for every category at the 98th Academy Awards
Reminders of Him Review
Reminders of Him is a romance drama that is too dramatic and far less romantic than it should be.
undertone Review
undertone boasts impressive sound design that ultimately can’t amplify a lackluster horror story.
Project Hail Mary Review
Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, and Ryan Gosling make Project Hail Mary a grand, hilarious sci-fi adventure that finds heart in the spectacle.
Every 2026 Oscar Nominee Ranked
Ranking all 50 of the 2026 Oscar-nominated shorts and features, from best to worst.
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die Review
After 9 years, Gore Verbinski returns with the delightfully bizarre sci-fi action comedy Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die.
The President’s Cake Review
The President’s Cake shows, through naturalistic detail, how life under a dictatorship trickles down to all walks of life.
Shelter Review
In Shelter, Jason Statham proves once again he can make a contrived and uninspired movie extremely watchable
Shrinking Season 3 – TV Review
In Shrinking season 3, the hangout vibes of its excellent ensemble trump most of its occasionally saccharine, feel-good emotional beats.
The Rip Review
The Rip offers a solid dirty-cop thriller that’s light on Hitchcockian surprises but utilizes its Oscar-nominee cast efficiently.
Ben Sears’ Top 10 Movies of 2025
Period dramas, studio comedies, and deep character studies highlight Ben Sears’ top 10 films of 2025
Matt Gillam’s Top 10 Movies of 2025
Family dramas, auteur driven big-screen spectacle, and new spins on horror make up Matt Gillam’s top 10 movies of 2025.
Song Sung Blue Review
It’s hard not to feel like Song Sung Blue is a kind of tribute act acting as a film: well-meaning and fun but safe and, ultimately, empty.
No Other Choice Review
No Other Choice is an engaging romp showcasing director Park Chan-wook’s signature eclectic style, even if it’s a story we may have seen before.
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