The Menu review: an unpredictable and viciously funny thriller
Starring Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy, The Menu is an unpredictable, often viciously funny thriller that skewers the wealthy elite and foodie culture.
The Wonder review: Florence Pugh shines in an Irish gothic mystery
Florence Pugh gives one of her best performances to date in Sebastián Lelio’s new gothic mystery, The Wonder. The film premieres November 16 on Netflix.
Call Jane review: A rousing, relevant drama
Call Jane is a rousing, strikingly relevant look back at American history.
Aftersun review: a tender, heart-wrenching memory piece
Paul Mescal gives a captivating lead performance in Charlotte Wells’ moving feature directorial debut, Aftersun.
Decision to Leave review: An achingly romantic noir thriller
Park Chan-wook’s Decision to Leave is one of this year’s can’t-miss films.
Amsterdam review: An exhausting, overlong conspiracy thriller
Starring Batman’s Christian Bale and Harley Quinn’s Margot Robie, the pretentious caper movie Amsterdam wastes one of the year’s best casts.
Tár review: Cate Blanchett soars in Todd Field’s ambitious new drama
Cate Blanchett turns in one of the best performances of the year in director Todd Field’s ambitious new drama, Tár. It hits theaters on Friday, October 7.
Entergalactic review: a simple but charming animated romance
Entergalactic is a vibrant and charming new animated offering from Netflix.
Meet Cute review: Peacock’s time travel rom-com falls flat
Peacock’s new Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson-led sci-fi rom-com, Meet Cute, fails to live up to its own potential.
Director Ti West discusses the making of Pearl, his horror prequel to X
In a recent interview with Digital Trends, director Ti West opened up about the making of his acclaimed X prequel, Pearl.