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 6 months ago
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It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley Review: A moving tribute to an iconic artist who died young
Posted 6 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 6 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 7 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 7 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 8 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 9 months 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 9 months 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 9 months 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 11 months ago
A two-part HBO documentary that, posthumously, allows Paul Reubens to set the record straight on his life and career.
