'Down Low' Review: Zachary Quinto & Lukas Gage Do Very Bad Things in Raunchy Gay Comedy
Bottles its heart in a hysterical comedy that takes the term “be gay, do crime” to the next level.
'Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves' Review: Table-Top Fantasy Game Gets a Fun Film Campaign
Delightfully funny and action-packed campaign thrown onto the big screen.
'Rye Lane' Review: Raine Allen-Miller Provides an Instant Classic with Vibrant Black British Rom-Com
Is this how white people felt when they Love Actually for the first time?
‘The Starling Girl’ Review: Eliza Scanlen Serves Teen Spirit with a Dash of Religious Guilt
Strengthened by a significant leading performance from Eliza Scanlen, this is a solid coming-of-age drama worth all the praise.
'God's Time' Review: Frenetic NYC Buddy Caper Marks Fresh Debut from Daniel Antebi
Antebi channels bits of early Spike Lee grit and the Safdie brothers.
‘Creed III’ Review: Michael B. Jordan Delivers a Directorial Debut TKO in Strong Spin-off Threequel
In traditional Rocky fashion, it was time for Michael B. Jordan to don the director’s beret while stepping back into the ring.
'Cocaine Bear' Review: Elizabeth Banks Drops a Snorting Slasher Icon Who Roars Up a Gory Good Time
High-octane thrill ride that reinforces a crucial wilderness survival rule: don’t feed the animals.
'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania' Review: MCU's First Fifth Phase Flick Starts With a Quantum Flop
The longest episode of Rick and Morty you’ve ever seen, with little wiggle room for imagination.
'The Civil Dead' Review: Let Me Tell You Bout my Dead Best Friend
Clay Tatum and Whitmer Thomas' supernatural comedy provides a refreshing take on the supernatural buddy comedy formula via a contemporary mumblecore lens.
‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance’ Review: Cinema's Stripper Icon Delivers a Fun Albeit Offbeat Farewell
If the first two entries were considered gender-fluid due to their structureless freedom in storytelling, this trilogy finale is the most binary Magic Mike has ever been.
‘Knock at the Cabin’ Review: Killing of a Sacred Queer
M. Night Shyamalan’s latest is a refreshingly solid, brilliantly directed psychological thriller that showcases the talents of its featured ensemble.
‘80 For Brady’ Review: Tomlin, Fonda, Moreno, and Field Score a Touchdown in Sweet Football Comedy
An instant winner of a studio comedy that tributes the spirit of football and the loving relationships we share from it.
'M3GAN' Review: Blumhouses' Latest Sci-Fi Horror Flick About Killer AI Doll Slays the New Year
Struts her stuff and delivers the first great horror film of 2023.
'Empire of Light' Review: Sam Mendes's Soapbox Paradiso
If only Sam Mendes had a Black consultant to slap his hand when he wandered into the wrong areas.