'Till' Review: Moving Tale of Emmett Till's Mother Seeking Justice For Her Son's Murder
A powerful and riveting bio-drama that brings a thoughtful approach to its subject matter with integrity and love.
‘Black Adam’ Review: Dwayne Johnson's DC Anti-Hero Flick is Mindless Fun
There are specks of greatness within the mid-tier story but it’s more entertaining than the past few MCU features, which is saying a lot.
'Wendell and Wild' Review: Henry Selick and Jordan Peele's Spooky Animated Fable Stuns and Stumbles
From a visual standpoint, Wendell & Wild is a masterful punk, spooky stop motion gem.
'Halloween Ends' Review: David Gordon Green's Halloween Finale Falls onto its Own Knife.
What a way for this reboot trilogy to conclude: falling onto its own knife.
'Aftersun' Review: Charlotte Wells' Reflective Father-Daughter A24 Drama is a Profound Debut
A harrowing and powerful debut that encapsulates the authenticity of childhood wonder.
'Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile' Review: Singing Croc Musical Adds Serotonin For Your Families
Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile is a charming family flick that does right by Bernard Waber’s classic story.
'TÁR' Review: Portrait of a Maestro Under Fire
Todd Field’s return to filmmaking was worth the wait.
'The Banshees of Inisherin' Review: Sublime Irish Folktale of a Friendship Turned Feud
Martin McDonagh at his most minimalist, yet most mature.
'Sanctuary' Review: Margaret Qualley and Christopher Abbott Shine in Sexy BDSM Battle of Wits
He was an heir. She was a dom. Can I make it any more obvious?
‘Smile’ Review: Lackluster Horror Puts a Frown on Your Face
Throughout Smile, Sosie Bacon is haunted by an entity that makes her hear voices. I, too, was hearing a voice: it was Jamie Lee Curtis saying, “It’s about trauma.”
'Devotion' Review: Jonathan Majors and Glen Powell Soar in Nuanced War Bio-Drama
A wonderful study of an American hero whose story deserves to be seen by everyone.
'Brother' TIFF 2022 Review: Boyz in the Borough
Can we get a Lady Bird? Can we get a Turning Red?
'Bros' Review: Billy Eichner's Groundbreaking Gay Rom-Com Tops the Genre
Mr. Billy on the Street hits you in the feels.
'Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.' Review: Brown and Hall Blesses Surface Leveled Christian Satire
Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul’s satirical edge is far from a repetitive one-note joke as Ebo’s script explores the inner workings of this once reputable couple.
'See How They Run' Review: Once Upon a Time in the West End
A delightfully breezy, meta whodunnit comedy that gets to have its cake and eat it, too.