Reviews

Chris Evans as Mike Tyler in Sacrifice
TIFF 2025 Review

Sacrifice Isn't Just An Eco-Thriller — It's Better

By Lyvie Scott

Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy tackle artifice and ego in Romain Gavras’ sci-fi satire.

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'Gen V' Season 2 Is Losing What Made It Special

By Dais Johnston

The sophomore season of 'The Boys' college spinoff is starting to suffer the problems of its origin.

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A Chilling Dystopian Future Not Far Off From Our Own Reality

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Neo Sora’s Happyend is a slice-of-life story set in a surveillance state.

TIFF 2025 Review

Sacrifice Isn't Just An Eco-Thriller — It's Better

By Lyvie Scott

Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy tackle artifice and ego in Romain Gavras’ sci-fi satire.

Review

'Gen V' Season 2 Is Losing What Made It Special

By Dais Johnston

The sophomore season of 'The Boys' college spinoff is starting to suffer the problems of its origin.

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A Chilling Dystopian Future Not Far Off From Our Own Reality

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Neo Sora’s Happyend is a slice-of-life story set in a surveillance state.

TIFF 2025 Review

With 'Wake Up Dead Man,' The Knives Out Saga Grows Up

By Lyvie Scott

Rian Johnson returns with a darker, emotionally mature threequel.

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'Only Murders In the Building' Season 5 Has Still Got It

By Hoai-Tran Bui

The murder-mystery show returns for a low-key, but still wildly entertaining, fifth season.

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'The Conjuring: Last Rites' Is A Disappointing Finale

By Gavia Baker-Whitelaw

The final Conjuring movie gives a sentimental but derivative sendoff to Ed and Lorraine Warren.

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'The Long Walk' Is The King Of The Dystopian Thriller

By Lyvie Scott

Stephen King’s harrowing novel gets the perfect big-screen upgrade.

Venice 2025 Review

'No Other Choice' Is Nothing Short Of Spectacular

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Park Chan-wook’s zany social thriller plays like a reverse Parasite — and it's a hoot.

Venice 2025 Review

'Frankenstein' Is Slavishly Faithful, Almost To A Fault

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Guillermo del Toro gives us sympathy for the monster in a beautiful, indulgent, and often labored, adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic sci-fi horror story.

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'The Thursday Murder Club' Is More Than Just Cozy

By Dais Johnston

Netflix’s latest stab at a franchise is both typical and far from it.

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