TOGETHER TOGETHER is 2021’s first truly great film
In TOGETHER TOGETHER, Nikole Beckwith has crafted one of the all-time great movies about loneliness, friendship, and pregnancy.
In TOGETHER TOGETHER, Nikole Beckwith has crafted one of the all-time great movies about loneliness, friendship, and pregnancy.
Good Night, Knight is a remarkable blend of genres that make for a unique experience — but it is not even remotely close to being complete.
LEGAL DUNGEON is a clever puzzle game about abuse of the criminal justice system. But can it overcome some key translation errors?
Our review of the new reboot of the gory fighting game franchise, Mortal Kombat, is here. Sadly there’s no flawless victory to be had.
SUPERIOR drew early comparisons to David Lynch and Brian De Palma for its slightly off story of twin sisters, crime, and suburban malaise, but Erin Vassilopoulos’ film is very much her own thing.
THE PINK CLOUD is getting a lot of attention for its similarities to lockdown life. But does it earn that acclaim? Our CIFF 45 review.
BEST SUMMER EVER is a effortlessly charming high school musical with a big heart and a profound dedication to accessibility.
Movies are always a reflection of the times, and so it’s only been a matter of time before we started seeing face masks and hand sanitizer show up in the confines of Hollywood’s fictional mirror. Writer and director Ben Wheatley’s In the Earth is the first pandemic-set movie I’ve seen since experiencing one personally, and if I’m honest, I wasn’t looking forward to the experience. Too soon, anyone?
Billy Tipton’s story is a slim but vital piece of trans history that is finally getting its due in the excellent new doc, NO ORDINARY MAN.
New on Game Pass, GENESIS NOIR looks incredible, with gorgeous black-white-and-gold art and a novel hook. Check out the ScreenRex review!
2019’s indie drama CLEMENCY was unfairly overlooked. Streaming now on Hulu, we think this one is worth your attention.
With the success of ZACK SNYDER’S JUSTICE LEAGUE, the call is out: #RestoretheSnyderverse! But is that actually a good idea?
GOING UNDER, a 2020 roguelite newly ported to the Nintendo Switch, is a solid satirical action game about Silicon Valley culture.
When you see a movie like Godzilla vs. Kong, you don’t really expect to walk away thinking one of them was a definitive winner or loser. You expect lots of larger-than-life battles as humans scramble to avoid being crushed like ants, near-death knockouts, and something resembling a tie score at the end of the day.
Signs of the Sojourner is a remarkable game that uses basic card game mechanics to tell a nuanced story about growing up and losing touch.