Backrooms is unsettling. It gripped me in ways I wasn't immediately able to shake off. I didn't know why at first, but the longer I sat with the film, the clearer the reason became. As a society, we talk a... Read more...

The Mandalorian and Grogu is one of the most uninspired movies I've seen this year. It's less of a movie and more of a prolonged episode of television, one that comes between two big storylines in the season and serves... Read more...

Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights has been adapted to the big screen numerous times and, save for Andrea Arnold’s 2011 version, has largely been consistent in one disappointing way: the whitewashing of...

This article includes spoilers for Bridgerton.Bridgerton is finally giving us a proper older couple romance in Season 4, and the rest of Hollywood should take note.

The Housemaid is a deliciously addictive watch. More Amanda Seyfried, please.

You will either love or hate Ella McCay, but it’s aggressively average.

A rousing story about finding someone and falling in love this is not — nor does it truly contend with the need for human connection very well.

The film is genuinely funny, and the cast is up to the task as the story balances impending consequences for Maria’s actions and gasp-inducing comedy.

It’s a heartwarming film that asks thoughtful questions, and I promise you won’t be disappointed by its answers.

With a phenomenal ensemble, the supporting actors, namely Jay Lycurgo, is so excellent that I would’ve liked the film to focus more on them.

Rian Johnson still keeps us on our toes, but the franchise has lost some of its footing with this one.