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The Pez Outlaw Review: A Breezy, Charming Documentary About The World Of Pez Collecting [SXSW]

By Chris Evangelista

The Pez Collector is pretty light, but that's part of its charms.

Nothing Lasts Forever Review: This Highly Cinematic Documentary Holds A Loupe Over The Diamond Industry [SXSW]

By Chris Evangelista

'The diamond was always a lie.'

Patton Oswalt and James Morosini in I Love My Dad

I Love My Dad Review: Patton Oswalt Is Perfect In This Extraordinarily Cringeworthy Comedy [SXSW]

By Ethan Anderton

This is one of the most cringeworthy movies ever, but in a good way.

Sissy Review: When Influencers Attack [SXSW]

By Matt Donato

Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes' appropriately scorched-earth Sissy is more than a cautionary tale.

Everything Everywhere All At Once Review: Chaos And Kindness Collide In A Mind-Melting Masterpiece [SXSW]

By Jacob Hall

The new film from the directing duo Daniels puts Michelle Yeoh through the multiverse.

Ryan Reynolds and Walker Scobell in "The Adam Project"

The Adam Project Review: This Sci-Fi Adventure Hits The Right Amblin Notes

By Ben F. Silverio

The Adam Project leans heavily on nostalgia, and it works.

The Batman Spoiler Review: An Emo Caped Crusader For An Emo World

By Josh Spiegel

After so many years, it's surprising to find a sense of intrigue and excitement for another new Batman movie.

Turning Red Review: Growing Pains Were Never So Delightful

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Turning Red wears its anime influences on its sleeves, and its middle-school shame on its face, and it's wonderful.

Against The Ice Review: A Beautiful Slow Burn Set In A Frozen Wasteland

By Danielle Ryan

If you're looking for a feel-bad movie with some absolutely stunning cinematography, seek out Against the Ice.

Superhero Bits: The Batman Reviews Are Here, Andrew Garfield's Lack Of Future Spider-Man Plans & More

By Ryan Scott

In this edition of Superhero Bits, The Batman reviews are extremely positive, Saturday Night Live may have ruined a valuable comic, and more!

The Batman Review: The Dark Knight Returns In What May Be The Best Bat-Movie Yet

By Chris Evangelista

We're just going to come right out and say it: The Batman rules.

No Exit Review: A Taut Little Thriller That Overplays Its Hand

By Hoai-Tran Bui

No Exit has an exceptionally tense premise, but the rest of the movie isn't able to live up to it.

Cyrano Review: Peter Dinklage Is A Romantic Revelation In Joe Wright's Handsome Musical Adaptation

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Peter Dinklage is incredible as the title character in Cyrano, Joe Wright's uneven but visually resplendent musical adaptation of the classic tale.

dave grohl looking to his right inside a house

Studio 666 Review: Dave Grohl's Commitment To The Bit Makes This Horror-Comedy Scary Good

By Lex Briscuso

The Foo Fighters horror-comedy Studio 666 succeeds by having a lot of fun with its premise.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre Review: An Extremely Bloody, Extremely Disappointing Sequel

By Chris Evangelista

Hello, are you interested in a movie where someone threatens to "cancel" Leatherface?

Dog Review: A Feel-Good Tale Of A Man And His Dog

By Danielle Ryan

While somewhat predictable, Dog is also funny and heartfelt.

Boyd Holbrook holding a torch in The Cursed

The Cursed Review: Boyd Holbrook Hunts Werewolves In Atmospheric Thriller

By Ben Pearson

Boyd Holbrook is slightly out of place as the lead in Sean Ellis's werewolf thriller, but the movie still has plenty to offer in terms of atmospheric spooks.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

The Morning Watch: Doctor Strange 2 Trailer Easter Eggs, Ghostbusters: Afterlife Honest Trailer & More

By Ethan Anderton

In this edition, take a deep dive into Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, have a laugh at the expense of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, and more.

Uncharted Review: Uninspired Action-Adventure Movies Belong In A Museum

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Uncharted retreads old treasure-hunting movie territory, but doesn't offer anything new or exciting, apart from Tom Holland's chest, if that's your thing.