American Doctor Review
American Doctor is as vital as it is difficult to watch, an unflinching portrait of those helping the helpless in Gaza.
The Sun Never Sets Review
The Sun Never Sets is a character study of a woman, uncertain of what she really wants, brought to life by Dakota Fanning’s career-best performacne.
It Ends Review
It Ends may be light on scares and bloodshed, but it’s an effective allegory for Gen Z’s fears towards the mundanities of adulthood.
Colony Review
Colony has a lot of bite from zombies that are entertaining in the moment, but an uninspired script takes away the enjoyment that was executed in Train to Busan so well.
Buddy Review
Buddy is a frequently hilarious, tonally perfect pastiche of children’s entertainment filtered through Casper Kelly’s deranged sensibilities.
Mutiny Review
Mutiny attempts to bring action to the high seas, but its lackluster story eventually finds it treading water.
What Tomorrow Brings Review
What Tomorrow Brings won’t set the world on fire for its surface elements, but as a testament to the determination necessary to make art, it’s impressive.
One Night Only Review
One Night Only delivers for audiences looking for a quick romp, but the film’s legacy may not last as long as desired.
Ice Cream Man Review
Creative kills aren’t enough to keep Ice Cream Man, or its lack of an interesting story, from melting in the summer heat.
The Dink Review
The Dink is the 1999 Buick LeSabre of sports comedies: somehow functional in spite of the odds, thanks to Jake Johnson and Mary Steenburgen
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