FILM REVIEWS

By far the silliest entry in Warner's Monsterverse saga so far, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire eschews the human touch altogether and...

For cinephiles in general, and Bong Joon-Ho fans in particular, Yellow Door is a nostalgic treat, but an overall lack of explanatory...

As a raw, unflinching portrait of a teenager fighting off parental abuse and trauma in an institution Skunk would have resonated a lot...

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is a serviceable sequel that starts off well but gradually gets bogged down in an underdeveloped narrative...

Unlike most other films that dream up an out-there premise, Dream Scenario cleverly follows through on its timely themes and brooding...

When the film leans into its Stephen King inspired paranormal subtext Holly shines brightest. Alas director Fien Troch is more interested...

The fun energy between Jack Black and new recruit Awkwafina adds freshness to Kung Fu Panda 4 and the action scenes are a blast but too...

For a film that was marketed as an ode to life J’aime la Vie is a surprisingly drab and joyless affair: the movie hopes to coast by on...

Do not go hungry into French film The Taste of Things or you risk salivating two hours on end, not so much for the trifle of a story or...

Is the camp there to mask the seriousness of the subject in May December, or does director Todd Haynes use it to hide in plain sight that...

The raw emotion and astute observations in rite of passage film How to Have Sex owe a lot to the excellent lead performance of Mia...

Is American Fiction enough of a satire to make a valid, stingy critique on the African-American perception or is the film mere...

If most of what you see in Next Goal Wins hadn’t actually happened you would not have believed it, and even if you would, Taika Waititi’s...