Reviews
My Boyfriend is the Queercore Revolution Provocations of Bruce LaBruce
If you crave arthouse pornography seasoned with a hefty dose of leftist agitprop, then Bruce LaBruce is a name that
Dodgy cops get their own medicine Case 137 review
In the aftermath of France’s gilets jaunes protests in late 2018, a simmering tension between demonstrators and law enforcement boiled
Forgotten Island: Pop Culture Nostalgia Overload
When animation dips into the realm of nostalgia, it often seeks the comfort of the past. Dreamworks’ Forgotten Island delivers
Shane Gillis must be stopped but not Hasan Piker
The narrative of the far-left movement often seems defined by a profound internal contradiction. While the mission is framed around
Pamela Voorhees vs Crystal Lake Friday the 13th
The horror world is constantly searching for a new angle, but when it comes to the legendary “Friday the 13th”
Jason Voorhees stuck in Crystal Lake mud
When a franchise as iconic as Friday the 13th is brought to the small screen, the expectation is monumental. It
Discover stories at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
Step inside the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, a dazzling new space in Los Angeles, and you realize that
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Revives the Franchise
The Curse of Belmont: Why Our Favorite Metroidvania Reboot is a Masterpiece When fans of the legendary Castlevania”>Castlevania series looked
Facing genocide’s horrors in Naza review
There are films that observe history, and then there are films that force you to confront the machinery of genocide.
Artificial Futures: NYFF 2026 Closing Thoughts
“Brilliant. And scary.” That was the immediate reaction to the world premiere of Luca Guadagnino’s film “Artificial” at the New
Amanda Kramer: The fear of being beautiful
What happens when we start swapping identities? The curious landscape of imitation, gender, and fandom serves as a powerful springboard
Identity changes family is forever
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has always loved a good saga, and the recent trilogy—starting with WandaVision and continuing with Agatha
“Ugly Cry” closes the Cinema Femme Film Festival
The spotlight is shining on cinematic excellence this week as the Cinema Femme Short Film Festival takes center stage at
Design Review: The Seat of Learning
What happens when the boundaries between the animate and the inanimate blur? American filmmaker Amanda Kramer dives headfirst into this
Lorne Michaels gets a second chance
In the world of television, some names cast a long shadow. Lorne Michaels, the architect of Saturday Night Live, is
Dan Levy attacks Shane Gillis on SNL jokes
The world of comedy is currently navigating a fascinating, often turbulent, landscape where the lines between humor and social responsibility
Bassam Tariq and John Cho on devotion and motherhood
In the film Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, director Bassam Tariq asks uncomfortable questions about the nature of devotion,
How One Viewer Tripped Up ChatGPT
For years, a growing sense of discomfort has settled over me regarding Western television. The stories I deeply crave—those rich
82-Year-Old Screen Icon: Left Bullies Daily Wire Gig
From Prison Walls to Political Pressures: How Danny Trejo Navigates Hollywood’s Bullying Game The life story of Danny Trejo is
Dwight Yoakam defies time at a rowdy Colorado concert
When a legend walks onto a stage, the atmosphere shifts. During a recent visit to Colorado Springs, Dwight Yoakam didn’t
Ray Gunn’s first look visual review
Brad Bird has returned to the animated landscape with a cinematic masterpiece that blends the golden age of animation with
Rolling Loud: The Next R-Rated Comedy Bust
The world of stand-up comedy is undeniably having a moment. Stars like Jim Gaffigan, Matt Rife, Nate Bargatze, Shane Gillis,
Sorkin’s Reckoning Bombing Bigger Than Expected
There are few cinematic disappointments that land with such a thud as this weekend’s performance of Aaron Sorkin’s “The Social
Shaving Loneliness in Busan 2026 Satoko Always
The recent cinematic landscape offers a fascinating look at the complex interior lives of women, exploring the heavy themes of
Foreign Joyful Night Travel at NYFF 2026
One of the most profound cinematic experiences often lies in the quiet intersections of human experience. Recent reflections on the