Hamnet Review: Jessie Buckley Is Devastating In This Shakespearean Tragedy
Jessie Buckley gives an emotionally devastating performance in Chloé Zhao's Shakespearean tragedy Hamnet. Here's our review.
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Wake Up Dead Man Review: Rian Johnson's Third Knives Out Movie Is Sharp, Smart, And All Too Relevant
Rian Johnson's latest Knives Out mystery gives Benoit Blanc a smaller part to play as Josh O'Connor's conflicted priest takes center stage. Here's our review.
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Train Dreams Review: One Of 2025's Best Films Needs To Break Free Of The Netflix Algorithm
The beautiful, elegiac Train Dreams, which starts streaming on Netflix this week, is one of this year's best films. Here's our review.
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Wicked: For Good Review: Cynthia Erivo And Ariana Grande Fly High In A 'Good' Sequel
While not as successful as the first film, Wicked: For Good remedies many of the musical's second act shortcomings through emotional power. Here's our review.
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Keeper Review: Osgood Perkins Bakes An Unnerving And Ultimately Satisfying Layer Cake Of Horror
Keeper, the mysterious new horror movie from Longlegs filmmaker Osgood Perkins, might be the director's most ambitious movie yet. Here's our review.
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The Carpenter's Son Review: The Childhood Of Jesus Is Now A Horror Movie Starring Nicolas Cage
The mysterious youth of Jesus gets the horror movie treatment with the surprisingly creepy The Carpenter's Son, starring Nicolas Cage. Here's our review.
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The Running Man Review: Glen Powell's Charm Can't Keep This Edgar Wright Action Pic From Stumbling
Edgar Wright struggles with his adaptation of Stephen King's The Running Man, even though Glen Powell is trying to make it all work. Here's our review.
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Die My Love Review: Jennifer Lawrence Gives A Career-Best Performance In Lynne Ramsay's Domestic Nightmare
Jennifer Lawrence gives a raw, feral, and brilliant performance in Lynne Ramsay's disturbing (and darkly funny) Die My Love. Here's our review.
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Pluribus Review: Rhea Seehorn Is Superb In This Peculiar Sci-Fi Series From The Creator Of Breaking Bad
Vince Gilligan reunites with Rhea Seehorn for Pluribus, an offbeat sci-fi drama-comedy with a great premise and an even better lead performance.
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Predator: Badlands Review: Dan Trachtenberg Delivers The Most Radical Predator Film Since The Original
Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Badlands is easily the funniest, most heartfelt, and boldest Predator movie of them all. Here's our review.
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The Witcher Season 4 Review: This Uneven Chapter Is The Epitome Of Squandered Potential
Liam Hemsworth does a fine job taking over for Henry Cavill on The Witcher, but uneven writing makes season 4 the weakest entry in the franchise so far.
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It: Welcome To Derry Review: The Stephen King Prequel Series Is Surprisingly Scary And Gruesome
The prequel series It: Welcome to Derry brings back Pennywise and unleashes a surprisingly gory story with plenty of nightmare fuel. Here's our review.
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Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere Review: Jeremy Allen White's Incredible, Haunted Performance Elevates This Biopic
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is frequently too formulaic, but Jeremy Allen White's performance as the Boss is incredible. Here's our review.
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Frankenstein Review: Guillermo Del Toro's Gloriously Gothic Monster Movie Is Alive
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is a beautiful blend of horror and gothic romance, with a stunning performance from Jacob Elordi. Here's our review.
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Bugonia Review: Jesse Plemons Tries To Break Emma Stone In Yorgos Lanthimos' Twisted Comedy
Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone reunite yet again for Bugonia, a cynical dark comedy with a trio of memorable performances. Here's our review.
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Scarlet Review: Hamlet Goes Anime In Beautiful But Skin-Deep Fantasy Epic [NYFF]
Scarlet is being sold as an anime reimagining of Hamlet, but don't expect a full-blown adaptation of the classic play. Here's our review.
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The Chair Company Review: Tim Robinson's Hilarious HBO Series Is A Deranged Comedy For Our Deranged Times
Tim Robinson uncovers a vast conspiracy (unless he doesn't) in the hilarious dark comedy series The Chair Company. Here's our review.
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Tron: Ares Review: A Thoughtless Sequel With An Uncharismatic Lead But A Pretty Great Soundtrack
Tron: Ares has little imagination, a boring lead actor, and wastes the talents of Greta Lee. Great Nine Inch Nails soundtrack, though! Here's our review.
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After The Hunt Review: Luca Guadagnino's Unpredictable Drama Pushes The Limits Of Ambiguity
Julia Roberts and Ayo Edebiri are excellent in Luca Guadagnino's deliberately ambiguous thriller-drama After the Hunt. Here's our review.
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Mr. Scorsese Review: A Loving Tribute To Our Greatest Living Filmmaker
Martin Scorsese's life and career gets the docuseries treatment with the delightful Mr. Scorsese, a celebration of one of the best filmmakers of all time.
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A House Of Dynamite Review: Kathryn Bigelow's Nuclear War Thriller Will Give You Anxiety
Kathryn Bigelow returns with A House of Dynamite, a well-crafted nerve-shredding thriller about impending nuclear war. Here's our review.
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Good Boy Review: This Haunted House Movie From The POV Of A Very Good Dog Is Inventive And Creepy
Good Boy proves you can teach an old subgenre new tricks by telling a haunted house story from the POV of a very good dog. Here's our review.
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Anemone Review: Daniel Day-Lewis' Return Is An Acting Showcase For The Ages [NYFF]
While Anemone doesn't make for the most energetic or thematically coherent of directorial debuts, it does mark an incredible return for Daniel Day-Lewis.
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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die Review: Gore Verbinski Returns With A Bonkers Sci-Fi Movie About The AI Apocalypse [Fantastic Fest]
After far too long of a break, director Gore Verbinski is back with the sci-fi oddity Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die. Here's our review.
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No Other Choice Review: Park Chan-Wook's Bleak Satire Is The Tragicomedy 2025 Deserves [NYFF]
Park Chan-wook's new must-see dark comedy satire No Other Choice is the funniest feel-bad movie in ages. Here's our review.
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Silent Night, Deadly Night Review: A Bloody Remake With Something New To Offer [Fantastic Fest]
The remake of infamous Christmas slasher Silent Night, Deadly Night finds a way to both pay tribute to the original while forging a new, bloody path.
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The Smashing Machine Review: Benny Safdie And Dwayne Johnson's MMA Drama Packs A Subversive Punch
Benny Safdie's The Smashing Machine is a surprisingly tender sports film with an excellent dramatic turn from Dwayne Johnson. Here's our review.
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