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2 days ago
First things first: director Christopher McQuarrie‘s “Mission: Impossible: The Final Reckoning” is a good, but not great, movie. In a franchise as long-running and consistently entertaining as this, “good” is more than enough. In a cinem... Read the full review »
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“The Ruse” is a barely serviceable low-rent ghost story that never quite rises above B-grade mediocrity. With a solid premise and some decently staged atmospheric visuals, it leans more into mystery-thriller territory than full-on horror. The... Read the full review »
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2 days ago
There’s a certain brand of sequel that feels like it was green lit by accident (or worse, as an excuse for a studio-paid vacation to a gorgeous locale) and “Another Simple Favor” fits that category all too perfectly. Set in the stunning back... Read the full review »
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Director Eli Craig’s “Clown in a Cornfield” is a goofy, fun, and campy horror comedy that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and that’s what makes it a blast. With a classic slasher setup, the film has all the usual elements you expect f... Read the full review »
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At times too artsy for its own good, director Lorcan Finnegan‘s “The Surfer” is a slow-burning fever dream of a film that’s equal parts beautiful, strange, and deeply frustrating. Starring Nicolas Cage in a role that sits comfortably in hi... Read the full review »
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Director Gavin O’Connor‘s “The Accountant 2” is…fine. It’s not a bad movie, but it doesn’t leave much of an impression either. This is the kind of “good enough” movie you watch on a slow weekend, enjoy well enough in the moment,... Read the full review »
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It’s time to get excited about movies again, especially when it comes to writer / director Ryan Coogler‘s wildly original genre film, “Sinners.” This atmospheric blend of gothic horror, historical drama, and supernatural folklore hits like... Read the full review »
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2 days ago
“The Ballad of Wallis Island” is one of those feel-good movies that is guaranteed to leave you with a smile. It has a warm, comforting vibe that makes you feel like you’re wrapped in a cozy blanket, which makes it precisely the kind of movie... Read the full review »
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2 days ago
Drop (2025)

Drop (2025)

6 / 10
“Drop” is one of those thrillers you go into with modest expectations and walk away genuinely surprised. This film is so, so much better than it has any right to be. It’s not a masterpiece in the genre by any means, but the film delivers a t... Read the full review »
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Director James Hawes‘ “The Amateur” is one of those movies you can tell was adapted from a novel — not because it’s overflowing with layered subplots or deep character introspection, but because it feels like it’s carrying a little too... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
Disney fans, you’re going to want to run not walk to watch director Joshua Bailey’s “Stolen Kingdom,” an absolute wild ride of a documentary that explores the darker, hidden side of Disney World that’s filled with mischief, scandal, and... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
More than just another indie slasher flick, “The Only Ones” is a tense, psychological horror film that digs into paranoia, distrust, and self-destruction. While it has all the makings of a classic “friends in a remote location” horror setu... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
Writer / director Brwa Vahabpour’s comedy-drama “My Uncle Jens” manages to find humor and warmth in a story often portrayed with heaviness. The film follows Akam (Peiman Azizpour), a literature teacher in Oslo, whose comfortable life is dis... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
A honeymoon in paradise takes an unexpected turn in “I Really Love My Husband,” a sharp, sultry, and darkly comedic drama that explores the thin line between devotion and desire. Directed and co-written by G.G. Hawkins with storytelling from t... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
Told through the lives of three young individuals navigating personal struggles and the complexities of their own identities, “Gamma Rays” is a quietly engaging exploration of immigrant life in Montreal. Shot with a sense of realism and featur... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
Bold and visually captivating, co-directors Johnny Symons and Rashaad Newsome’s documentary “Assembly” follows artist Newsome as he turns a former military facility into a one-of-a-kind space dedicated to celebrating Black and queer identity... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
Writer / director Sabrina Greco‘s “Lockjaw” has a promising premise, but it never fully delivers. With boring characters and a painfully slow pace, this film simply doesn’t work well. The film centers on Rayna (Blu Hunt), a woman who is t... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
The core of the charm in “The Friend” lies in its heartfelt exploration of friendship, love, and the way we leave fragments of ourselves behind. Adapted from Sigrid Nunez’s National Book Award-winning novel, the film aims to delve into these... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
Opus (2025)

Opus (2025)

5 / 10
Director Mark Anthony Green’s “Opus” is an ambitious but uneven satirical horror-thriller that bites off more than it can chew. Centered on a young journalist named Ariel (Ayo Edebiri) who is invited to the secluded desert compound of a lege... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
“The Penguin Lessons” is a heartwarming, witty, and occasionally heavy-handed mix of comedy and drama set against one of Argentina’s darkest periods. Loosely based on a true story, the film chronicles Tom Michell’s memoir of the same name.... Read the full review »