Movie Reviews
Train Dreams Review: Joel Edgerton is excellent in one of the best movies of the year
You won’t see a better acted or directed movie this year.
Posted 9 months ago
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It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley Review: A moving tribute to an iconic artist who died young
Posted 10 months ago
This documentary about Jeff Buckley should please fans and serve as an excellent introduction to his music for the uninitiated.
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Last Days Review: Fast Saga director Justin Lin returns to his indie roots with a controversial true story
Posted 10 months ago
Last Days depicts the fatal decision by a Christian missionary to make contact with one of the world's last uncontacted tribes.
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Kiss of the Spider Woman Review: Jennifer Lopez stars in this adaptation of the play
Posted 10 months ago
An entertaining, glamorous adaptation of the Tony-winning musical, giving J-Lo a tailor-made star vehicle.
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If I Had Legs I’d Kick You Review: Motherhood becomes a nightmare in this dark A24 flick
Posted 10 months ago
A grim exploration of being a parent, which makes motherhood seem like a horror movie.
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Twinless Review: Dylan O’Brien is outstanding in this well-done bromance
Posted 12 months ago
Dylan O'Brien gets one of the best roles of his career in the funny, layered bromance, Twinless.
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Lurker (Fantasia) Review: The Toast of Sundance Hits Theaters
Posted 1 year ago
Lurker is probably the most impressive Sundance debut since Whiplash.
Movie Trailers
Embark on a new kind of brotherhood in the trailer for Twinless
Posted 1 year ago
Dylan O'Brien and James Sweeney mourn their twin brothers and form a close friendship, but are they also hiding something?
Horror Movie Reviews
Together Review: Dave Franco & Alison Brie’s body horror flick is a blast!
Posted 1 year ago
A gross but super fun horror flick anchored by stylish direction and rock-solid performances by its stars.
TV Reviews
Pee-wee as Himself Review: The definitive account of a beloved pop culture icon
Posted 1 year ago
A two-part HBO documentary that, posthumously, allows Paul Reubens to set the record straight on his life and career.
