Browsing: Film Festivals
Flamin’ Hot feels familiar, but its underdog story is told with such authenticity and energy that you can’t help but cheer along.
I’m a Virgo sees Boots Riley on top of his game, giving hilarious and nuanced commentary on classism and superhero culture.
Ben Affleck returns to the director’s chair with a slam dunk because ‘Air’ proves to be way more than your standard sports biopic.
Bottoms is the unhinged queer teen comedy we’ve been waiting for, thanks to Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri at the top of their game.
Evil Dead Rise honors the spirit of Sam Raimi while bringing fresh ideas to the franchise, making it a great entry for new fans.
John Wick: Chapter 4 cements director Chad Stahelski and star Keanu Reeves as the very best action storytellers of our generation.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves captures the true spirit of a thrilling D&D campaign with friends, despite some dodgy humor.
birth/rebirth takes recycled parts of classic horror stories like Frankenstein and Pet Sematary to make something totally new.
Run Rabbit Run poorly steals all of its elements of psychological horror from better films, not even Sarah Snook can save this dud.
Sometimes I Think About Dying shares a powerful mental health message through Daisy Ridley’s most multi-layered performance yet.