Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths - Part Two Review - Disappointing Superhero Film Lacks Urgency
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Two is missing what the first film had in spades - heart, great action, and a sense of urgency.
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Rebel Moon — Part Two: The Scargiver Review - Zack Snyder Goes Big On Story That Rings Hollow
Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver delivers on the action Zack Snyder promised at the end of the first movie, yet the same prior issues persist.
Blood For Dust Review: Kit Harington's Standout Performance Is Overshadowed By A Forgettable Plot
Rod Blackhurst's action thriller, Blood for Dust, certainly brings the thrills, but they are minimal, drawn out, and (for the most part) predictable.
The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare Review: Exhilarating Action Comedy Needed More Henry Cavill
Though not Guy Ritchie's best film, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare has enough slick style and exhilarating action to be a helluva fun ride.
Challengers Review: Zendaya's Sexy Tennis Drama Is As Thrilling As Any Action Blockbuster
Challengers is visceral, exhilarating, & sexy: power dynamics shift with the force of tectonic plates & tennis matches are staged like action scenes.
Blackout Review: Tedious, Muddled Werewolf Drama Is Wildly Messy
Blackout's noble message, interesting material, and ambition are masked by a muddled story that fails to engage the viewer.
The Long Game Review: A High-Energy Sports Movie That Is A Tribute To Texas, Golf, & Friendship
Following the true story of a Mexican-American Texas golf team in the 1950s, The Long Game uplifts the audience but doesn't shy away from reality.
Sting Review: Spiders Are Horrifying Again In Energetic, Old-Fashioned Creature Feature
Kiah Roache-Turner's Sting is an energetic, modern update on the classic creature feature genre that mostly overcomes some of its familiarity.
The Absence Of Eden Review: Immigration Thriller Starring Zoe Saldaña Feels Like a First Draft
The emotional potential gets lost through poor storytelling. Ultimately, The Absence of Eden feels like a first draft.
LaRoy, Texas Review: A Violent Comedy Of Errors Whose Cast Absolves The Convoluted Plot
LaRoy, Texas benefits from a standout cast and an intriguing enough storyline that is too complex by half but not enough to distract from the fun.
Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead Review: This Decent, Fun Remake Can’t Beat The Original's Charm
The lighthearted revamp of Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead doesn’t quite match the charm or appeal of the original cult classic.
In Flames Review: Genre-Blending Psychological Thriller Connects Death, Trauma & The Patriarchy
A roaring achievement for the first-time feature director Zarrar Khan, In Flames is an intensely vivid tale of survival.
Abigail Review: Scream 6 Directors Reinvent Vampire Movies In Highly Entertaining, Gory Horror
In what may become one of the greatest vampire movies of all time, Abigail provides an extremely bloody, fun, humorous & fresh take on the subgenre.
Strictly Confidential Review: Woefully Uninspired Erotic Thriller Is Neither Sexy Nor Thrilling
First-time director Damian Hurley delivers a disappointing erotic thriller full of predictable twists, an illogical plot, and stilted scenes.
The People's Joker Review: Dark Comedy Superhero Masterpiece Is The Batman Parody The World Needs
Vera Drew's parody superhero film The People's Joker is unlike anything in the exasperated genre and is a unique take on the classic DC story.
The Beast Review: The World Is Always Ending In This Sweeping Sci-Fi Romance
A centuries-spanning romantic odyssey that is equal parts strange sci-fi and melodrama, Bertrand Bonello's The Beast is unclassifiable and refreshing.
Musica Review: An Interesting Subject Matter Leads Prime Video's Vibrant, Refreshing Musical Rom-Com
From its compelling topic choice, star-making lead role, stellar ensemble cast, and crafty execution, Música is a must-see on Prime Video.
The First Omen Review: Horror Prequel Criticizes Church Corruption In Effective Franchise Entry
The First Omen contains the scary elements from the classics and creative upgrades, resulting in a hit for the horror genre and The Omen franchise.
Scoop Review: A Timely Journalistic Story & Excellent Performances Are Let Down By Mixed Messaging
Scoop tries its hardest to be the next Spotlight, and though its subject is just as timely and the performances all strong, it comes up short.
Babes Review: Michelle Buteau & Ilana Glazer Earn Big Laughs In Endearing & Deeply Heartfelt Comedy
With Babes, the filmmaking team captures an authentic, and often underrepresented, facet of sisterhood and motherhood.
In The Land Of Saints & Sinners Review: Kerry Condon Outshines Liam Neeson In Uneven Action Thriller
If there is anything to be gained by watching In the Land of Saints and Sinners, it's that Kerry Condon can do no wrong and should be challenged more.