Companion: Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid Deliver a Darkly Funny Thriller About Love and Autonomy
From the studio that gave us The Notebook and the producers who gave us Barbarian, Drew Hancock delivers a deliciously
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FILM REVIEWS
Film reviews and advanced screening giveaways
The Brutalist: A Generation’s Great American Epic from Brady Corbet
THIS GENERATION FINDS ITS NEXT GREAT AMERICAN EPIC IN BRADY CORBET’S ‘THE BRUTALIST’ Topping this year’s conversation around awards season,
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Wolf Man Review: Suspense, Gore, and the Legacy of Universal Monsters
Does Wolf Man live up to the hype?! We’ve seen them in cinema for nearly a century—Dracula, The Mummy, The
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Giveaway: Win Tickets to See September 5
We’ve partnered with @ParamountPics to bring you an exciting opportunity—advanced screening passes for September 5 on Wednesday, January 15th at 7 pm September 5 unveils
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Better Man: The Must-See Robbie Williams Biopic That Redefines Musical Cinema
This year turned out to be the year of musicals with Wicked, A Complete Unknown, Emilia Perez, Joker: Folie a
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A Complete Unknown” Review: Timothée Chalamet Shines in James Mangold’s Captivating Portrait of Bob Dylan
James Mangold serves up another captivatingly complex portrait of the intersection of fame and artistry in A Complete Unknown, starring
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Wicked Review: A Spellbinding Adaptation That Redefines Modern Musicals
Jon M. Chu’s Wicked balances spectacle, heart, and friendship in a cinematic triumph for the age Not just another modern
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Does Gladiator II Live Up to the Original? Ridley Scott’s New Film Reviewed
Ridley Scott Sacrifices Story For Spectacle in Hollywood’s Latest Legacy Sequel “Gladiator II” We live in a time where Hollywood
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Review RENDEZVOUS WITH MADNESS 2024 Festival ‘Drive Back Home’
[Review by Stefan Chiarantano] Drive Back Home, directed by Michael Clowater, is a 2024 Canadian dramatic comedy inspired by a true story.
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Heretic Review: Hugh Grant’s Chilling Role and the Frightening Questions of Faith
Unraveling the Philosophical Horror Behind Hugh Grant’s Heretic What is more frightening? The idea that a god exists to judge
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