Film and Television Reviews

The Mandalorian and Grogu goes back to basics in a simplistic story that reminds audiences it's ok to have a great time with Star Wars.

Mortal Kombat II adds Karl Urban and we finally arrive at a tournament, but is it a fatality? Read in for our review.

A violent, surreal descent into chaos, They Will Kill You blends relentless gore with shifting reality to explore control, perception, and the instability of power.

With a masterful script and pitch-perfect performances from Ryan Gosling and a rock, Project Hail Mary does the impossible: it matches up as an interstellar adaptation of its namesake novel.

Sender benefits from a charged leading performance from Britt Lower, unfortunately the film suffocates under the weight of its search of an identity.

Normal may not redefine the genre, but it reinforces one thing loud and clear: Bob Odenkirk isn’t done surprising us just yet.

Kevin Bacon, Kyra Sedgwick, Sosie Bacon, and Travis Bacon all come together for Family Movie, a bloody and hilarious nod to low-budget filmmaking.

Judy Greer devours the screen in Chili Finger, a pitch-black comedy stacked with strong performances, audacious twists, and entertaining surprises.

Obsession is a statement of talent for director Curry Barker, and potentially your new favorite horror franchise.

Ugly Cry peels back the familiar Hollywood struggle story to reveal a messier, more intimate portrait of how internalized self-doubt, jealousy, and unresolved trauma can quietly distort reality for a young woman desperate to feel good enough.