You Won't Be Alone Review: A Poetic, But Far Too Derivative Bit Of Folk Horror [Sundance 2022]
You Won't Be Alone might please hardcore folk horror fans, but it borrows too heavily from other, better films.
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Dual Review: Karen Gillan Tries To Kill Her Double In Riley Stearns' Dark Comedy [Sundance 2022]
Karen Gillan, Aaron Paul, and Beulah Koale co-star in the latest dark comedy from Riley Stearns, the director of Faults and The Art of Self-Defense.
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We Need To Talk About Cosby Review: No Punches Are Pulled In This Raw Reconciliation Of The Disgraced Icon [Sundance 2022]
Comedian W. Kamau Bell asks challenging questions about coming to terms with the legacy of Bill Cosby and his heinous misdeeds over the years.
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After Yang Review: Kogonada's Sci-Fi Sophomore Feature Finds Beauty In The Ordinary [Sundance 2022]
Columbus director Kogonada returns to Sundance with a low-key science fiction film about connections, loss, and celebrating the little moments in life.
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Watcher Review: A Slow-Burn Thriller Short On Actual Thrills [Sundance 2022]
Maika Monroe thinks someone is out to get her in the ho-hum thriller Watcher.
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Living Review: Bill Nighy Leads A Quietly Affecting Remake Of Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru [Sundance 2022]
Bill Nighy delivers a dignified performance as a loyal bureaucrat who must reconcile his life's work after receiving a devastating diagnosis.
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A Love Song Review: Dale Dickey Grounds A Mesmerizing Tale Of Hushed Heartache [Sundance 2022]
Max Walker-Silverman's feature film debut features outstanding performances from stars Dale Dickey and Wes Studi.
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Riotsville, USA Review: A Stark, Damning Archival Documentary About Institutional Control In America [Sundance 2022]
Riotsville, USA is a reminder that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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When You Finish Saving The World Review: Jesse Eisenberg's Directorial Debut Is An Intentional Cringefest [Sundance 2022]
When You Finish Saving the World ends up feeling like something made strictly for film fests.
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Fire Of Love Review: A Mesmerizing Portrait Of The World's Best Volcanologist Power Couple [Sundance 2022]
Sara Dosa's excellent documentary introduces us to Katia and Maurice Krafft, a power couple who studied volcanos and captured unreal footage of eruptions.
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The Princess Review: The Tragic Princess Diana Story Is Retold Yet Again [Sundance 2022]
The Princess is a well-made archival documentary about Princess Diana, but it doesn't offer anything really new to her story.
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Emergency Review: Chaos, Comedy, And Racial Tension Make For A Captivating Caper [Sundance 2022]
A group of college students must weigh the pros and cons of calling 911 when faced with an unusual emergency in this film from the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.
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The Gilded Age Review: Earnest Escapism That Ticks All The Period Piece Boxes
The Gilded Age has gowns, beautiful gowns, as well as an unabashed earnestness and a stacked cast.
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Peacemaker Learns Some Tough Lessons On 'The Choad Less Traveled'
Peacemaker has to come to terms with his past in this week's episode, and he gets really pissed when someone says he's not a superhero like Batman.
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Scream Spoiler Review: A Bloody Good Legacy Sequel Takes Aim At Toxic Fandom
Do you like scary movies? Do you like talking about spoilers? Let's dive in.
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The Book Of Boba Fett Delivers An Origin Story Before 'The Gathering Storm'
The Book of Boba Fett episode 4 didn't do a whole lot to carry the story forward, but it did offer us more insight to Boba Fett's character.
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Ozark Season 4 Review: Part 1 Proves There's No Happy Ending In Sight
In part 1 of its final season, Ozark is hellbent on doing what it does best: stressing out its audience.
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The Afterparty Review: A Middling Whodunit Wrapped In A Hyper-Creative Comedy
The Afterparty almost — but never quite — lives up to its pitch as "Agatha Christie by way of Lord and Miller."
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Die Young And Save Yourselves, Yellowjackets, In Sic Transit Gloria Mundi
Misty makes herself useful and Jackie gets left out in the cold in the truly wild Yellowjackets season 1 finale.
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Euphoria Season 2 Yearbook: Nate The Not Great
Rue bonds with Elliott and Cal is on the hunt for the person who beat up his son in this week's episode of Euphoria.
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Saturday Night Live Lets West Side Story Star Ariana DeBose Show Off Her Comedic Versatility
West Side Story supporting star Ariana DeBose hosted SNL, proving that she can do a lot more than sing and dance. Let's break down all the sketches.
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Moon Knight Trailer Preview Shows Marc Spector Getting In Touch With His Inner Chaos
The first full trailer for Moon Knight is coming soon, and now we have a sneak preview of Oscar Isaac in action.
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Belle Review: A Tale As Old As Time Is Given A Dazzling Digital Reskin
Beauty and the Beast is given a virtual makeover, and it's a much more complicated and cathartic tale than you expect.
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The Expanse Finale Ends With An Epic Battle In 'Babylon's Ashes'
We're finally here, at the last episode of The Expanse. And like life, it's bittersweet.
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The House Review: A Creepy, Strange, And Ultimately Beautiful Stop-Motion Anthology
You're going to want to pay a visit to The House.
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Station Eleven Spoiler Review: Finding Hope Among Harsh Times Through Creativity And Serendipity
With its tremendous finale, Station Eleven cemented itself as one of the best pieces of art to address the pandemic.
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How I Met Your Father Review: An Immediately Likable New Chapter
Can a spin-off of How I Met Your Mother work in this day and age? Yes, yes it can.
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