PENINSULA makes for a massively disappointing Train to Busan sequel
The hotly anticipated sequel to the international zombie smash falls short on just about every metric
Author: Kyle Pinion
Kore-eda lives out his French filmmaking dreams in THE TRUTH
Hirokazu Kore-eda follows up his Palme d’Or winning Shoplifters with a tribute to one of the icons of international cinema.
DOOM PATROL Season 2 Review, the best DC show just keeps getting better
How can DOOM PATROL possibly improve on its first season? Find out in our review of the first three episodes of Season 2.
SHIRLEY, recalculating the biopic
This fictionalized tale of the Haunting of Hill House author sparks new life in a moribund genre
THE VAST OF NIGHT and the perils of telling rather than showing
The cure for your post-holiday weekend insomnia is here!
The ScreenRex Podcast – Episode 5: Revenge of the Quarantine Edition!
It’s the second part of our “Quarantine Edition” podcasts. Let’s again talk about the things that are keeping us entertained this time!
The ScreenRex Podcast – Episode 4: Quarantine Edition!
For the fourth episode of the ScreenRex podcast, we make some recommendations for everyone stuck at home in quarantine. Come stay entertained with us!
EMMA.’s charms can’t outweigh a sluggish adaptation
Our review of the latest adaptation of Emma, a sumptuous looking film that does little else to justify its own existence
THE LODGE: a tedious, recycled effort
The filmmakers behind Goodnight Mommy return with…a film that’s a lot like Goodnight Mommy
UNDERWATER evaporates almost immediately, but has enough craft to spare
The new Kristen Stewart sci-fi creature feature Underwater hits theaters this weekend, does it sink or swim?
The ScreenRex Podcast Episode 1 – The Best Films of the 2010s
In this first episode of our brand new podcast, we discuss our picks for the best films of the decade that was.
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER is saved by its panopoly of ideas
Our review of the Star Wars sequel trilogy capper, The Rise of Skywalker is here. What did we think of JJ Abrams’ return?
63 UP poignantly makes you stare reality in the face
We review the latest entry in one of film’s most important efforts, 63 Up, easily the most poignant chapter of the Up Series thus far.
Southeastern Film Critics Association names PARASITE the year’s best film
Bong Joon-ho’s satire keeps racking up the critics prizes
Dear Television Critics, Quit Forgetting Dave Gibbons
A plea to our colleagues to properly credit both creators of WATCHMEN