Directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, collectively known as Daniels, unleash a visionary masterpiece with their latest film Everything, Everywhere, All at Once that lives up to its name through… Read more Everything, Everywhere, All at Once Review: A visionary multiverse masterpiece →
Michael Bay’s latest film, Ambulance, delivers the explosive action many would expect to see from the prolific director, but shows a stronger side to Bay’s filmmaking that makes it a… Read more Ambulance Review: Bay’s latest is an enjoyable, action-packed thrill ride →
*This Review Contains Full Spoilers* While Moon Knight introduced viewers to a fast-moving mystery in its premiere, it slows things down in its follow-up episode to give us more of… Read more Marvel’s Moon Knight: Summon the Suit (Episode 2) Review →
*This Review Contains Full Spoilers* As the MCU has started to pass the torch to a new generation of heroes, it’s been intriguing to wonder how Moon Knight would fit… Read more Marvel’s Moon Knight: Series Premiere Review →
While indie film powerhouse A24 has been a pivotal force in the horror genre with films like Hereditary, The Witch, and Midsommar, they haven’t always been able to connect with… Read more X Review: A raunchy 70s style slasher with stellar storytelling and stylistic horror →
The second feature from Columbus director Kogonada, After Yang, is a deep exploration of the connection between humans and technology shown through a charismatic and compassionate lens. Kogonada sets an… Read more After Yang Review: Defining what it means to be human →
The latest film from Pixar, Turning Red, is an interesting entry in Pixar’s prolific filmography. It not only features the first solo female director for a feature film in the… Read more Turning Red Review: Pixar’s most hilarious and touching film in years →
After hearing all the news about Mimi Cave’s feature directorial debut, Fresh, out of its rave debut at this past Sundance, it’s immensely fulfilling to say that it lives up… Read more Fresh Review: A masterful, thrilling debut from Mimi Cave →