The End of Oak Street (2026)
The End of Oak Street has an inspired premise: After a mysterious, lightning-filled storm, a 1980s suburban neighborhood finds its few square blocks plopped like a round core sample into
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026)
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, on the surface, may be sold as a cheeky tribute to 80s slasher films, but if you've ever seen any of director Jane
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)
Since his last outing (the wildly entertaining Spider-Man: No Way Home), Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is now dealing with the consequences of his poorly thought-out idea from the last film:
The Odyssey (2026)
It was a little bit of a surprise when Christopher Nolan announced that his follow-up to his Oscar-winning Oppenheimer would be an adaptation of the O.G. epic story that has
Leviticus (2026)
In a twisted way, an exorcism is a version of conversion therapy, driving out the evil that has possessed an individual. Invert that idea, and you have the premise of
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)
Since his last outing (the wildly entertaining Spider-Man: No Way Home), Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is now dealing with the consequences of his poorly thought-out idea from the last film:
Normal (2026)
If Normal were an old-school Western, Bob Odenkirk’s Sheriff Ulysses would ride into town twirling his gun, eyes squinting as the locals watched him through clouds of dust and passing
Mercy (2026)
Let’s be honest here: a court system run by artificial intelligence doesn’t seem too far off. It’s easy to imagine AI companies approaching the legal system, pitching the benefits of
Greenland 2: Migration (2026)
I had been anticipating Greenland 2: Migration (or is it Greenland: Migration? The title sequence curiously drops the “2”) since the first trailers a few months ago. But gosh, a
The Running Man (2025)
Years before The Hunger Games, there was The Running Man, Stephen King’s 1982 futuristic dystopian novel about a reality-TV game show where contestants must survive for 30 days while being
The Sheep Detectives (2026)
People who know me well know that I’m not joking when I tell them that Babe should have won the 1996 Oscar for Best Picture over Braveheart. Sometimes a well-made
The Drama (2026)
When we meet Emma (Zendaya) and Charlie (Robert Pattinson) days before their wedding, they’re cute puppy dogs in love. The preparations are exciting, and their anticipation buzzes as they mull
Pillion (2025)
“It's not a bear movie, it's an otter movie!” a woman opined outside the theater after the early screening of Pillion. It's true: Alexander Skarsgård is too sleek to be
Send Help (2026)
For the life of me, I couldn’t remember the name of this film before the screening. I was telling my partner I was going to see Safe Place… or was
One Battle After Another (2025)
Expecting a wacky comedy from the trailers, I was genuinely shocked by the chilling opening scene of One Battle After Another: a visceral sequence of revolutionaries violently breaking into a
The End of Oak Street (2026)
The End of Oak Street has an inspired premise: After a mysterious, lightning-filled storm, a 1980s suburban neighborhood finds its few square blocks plopped like a round core sample into
Normal (2026)
If Normal were an old-school Western, Bob Odenkirk’s Sheriff Ulysses would ride into town twirling his gun, eyes squinting as the locals watched him through clouds of dust and passing
Crime 101 (2026)
Crime 101’s Los Angeles is one of contrasts. From the gorgeous, slowly turning opening shot of the city at night, we see a world of white billionaires collecting art by
Send Help (2026)
For the life of me, I couldn’t remember the name of this film before the screening. I was telling my partner I was going to see Safe Place… or was
The Housemaid (2025)
"You never let an attractive woman take a power position in your home." This is actually a quote from the 1992 pulp hit The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, one
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)
Since his last outing (the wildly entertaining Spider-Man: No Way Home), Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is now dealing with the consequences of his poorly thought-out idea from the last film:
Disclosure Day (2026)
There’s a lot happening in Disclosure Day, so much so that Steven Spielberg drops the audience straight into what feels like the second act. It's a bit disorienting. I happened
By Design (2026)
Her arms are caressed. Her legs are seductively untied from binding twine, the fabric released. Her body is licked by a besotted lover. She is a chair. Camille (Juliette Lewis)
Mercy (2026)
Let’s be honest here: a court system run by artificial intelligence doesn’t seem too far off. It’s easy to imagine AI companies approaching the legal system, pitching the benefits of
Greenland 2: Migration (2026)
I had been anticipating Greenland 2: Migration (or is it Greenland: Migration? The title sequence curiously drops the “2”) since the first trailers a few months ago. But gosh, a
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026)
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, on the surface, may be sold as a cheeky tribute to 80s slasher films, but if you've ever seen any of director Jane
Leviticus (2026)
In a twisted way, an exorcism is a version of conversion therapy, driving out the evil that has possessed an individual. Invert that idea, and you have the premise of
Send Help (2026)
For the life of me, I couldn’t remember the name of this film before the screening. I was telling my partner I was going to see Safe Place… or was
Frankenstein (2025)
It doesn’t take a film critic to see aspects of Mary Shelley's horror classic Frankenstein bountifully sprinkled throughout Guillermo del Toro's career---from misunderstood creatures (The Shape of Water), to gothy
Sinners (2025)
It's early 1930s Jim Crow South and twin brothers Smoke and Stack (both played by Michael B. Jordan) have returned to their poor, small Mississippi town after years away. The
The Odyssey (2026)
It was a little bit of a surprise when Christopher Nolan announced that his follow-up to his Oscar-winning Oppenheimer would be an adaptation of the O.G. epic story that has
By Design (2026)
Her arms are caressed. Her legs are seductively untied from binding twine, the fabric released. Her body is licked by a besotted lover. She is a chair. Camille (Juliette Lewis)
A Big Bold Beautiful Journey (2025)
In A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, there's an underlying assumption that everyone---certainly everyone who shows up at a wedding---should be coupled up. David (Colin Farrell) and Sarah (Margot Robbie) show
The Life of Chuck (2025)
Based on Stephen King's novella and adapted by Mike Flanagan, The Life of Chuck starts with Act 3 of 3. It's modern times, and a schoolteacher named Marty Anderson (Chiwetel
Snow White (2025)
I was having a really bad week when I headed into the screening of Snow White alone. I hadn't been able to convince anyone to join me, as the film
Tony (2026)
What perhaps is most surprising about Tony, a coming-of-age story about a summer in the life of future chef, travel writer, and TV host Anthony Bourdain, is how little it
The Odyssey (2026)
It was a little bit of a surprise when Christopher Nolan announced that his follow-up to his Oscar-winning Oppenheimer would be an adaptation of the O.G. epic story that has
Michael (2026)
My skin tingled with anticipation as a remix of "Wanna Be Startin' Something" stuttered over the spinning Universal logo. Like many fans, I was skeptical when I heard about yet
The Drama (2026)
When we meet Emma (Zendaya) and Charlie (Robert Pattinson) days before their wedding, they’re cute puppy dogs in love. The preparations are exciting, and their anticipation buzzes as they mull
By Design (2026)
Her arms are caressed. Her legs are seductively untied from binding twine, the fabric released. Her body is licked by a besotted lover. She is a chair. Camille (Juliette Lewis)
