Category: Movie Reviews

If this is what it takes to get a rom-com greenlit these days, maybe we should just let them die.

Not every sleeper hit needs to become an unofficial trilogy. 

It’s mostly pretty satisfying, even if there’s ultimately nothing surprising or essential here.

Sessa is up to the task of finding both the uncertainty and brash confidence in this complex young man, sometimes in the same beat.

The moving story of an Indian man who emigrated to the United States and settled in Houston, as told by his filmmaker daughter.

“Nightborn” is simultaneously a dark cultural fantasy and a visceral depiction of postpartum realities.

Lane’s cry for people to pay more attention to the marvels around them poignantly rings true.

The comedy works—its limitations come when it tries to juggle those jokes with sex and power.

It’s gloopy, gory, and greasy, which is all you might want from a zombie movie. But it feels like it wants to do more, and comes up short in the bargain.