CRUELLA; or, What the Fuck?
Disney just released their trailer for Cruella, the Emma Stone starring live-action prequel to 101 Dalmatians. All I can say is: What the fuck?
CULTIST SIMULATOR: A Nintendo Switch Review
Cultist Simulator is among the most unique — and addicting — games I’ve played in ages, and the Switch port is flawed but engrossing.
THE NIGHT can’t stand up to the light of day
The Night follows a married couple through a nightmarish stay at a mysterious hotel. How does this Iranian-American psychological thriller hold up in translation?
The lopsided JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH makes for a near-miss
Perhaps the final awards player this season, JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH, has arrived. Does it close out the Oscar race in grand fashion?
Atlanta Film Critics Circle (AFCC) names NOMADLAND the year’s best film
The year’s best film wins our top prize, can’t beat that!
You’ve seen a dozen better versions of THE LITTLE THINGS
The new Denzel Washington starring crime thriller is so overly familiar you may think you’ve seen it before, quite a few times in fact.
CARTO: A Nintendo Switch Review
The ScreenRex review of CARTO, a charming new puzzle game about manipulating maps that pushes you to think creatively about the world around you.
WANDAVISION: loaded with style, but a tepid beginning
Does the highly anticipated Marvel Studios streaming series live up to expectations? Read our review to find out.
ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI works in spite of some limitations
Regina King makes her directorial debut in solidly entertaining, if not always spectacular, fashion in ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI
20 Essential Games for the Nintendo Switch in 2021
Whether you just got your Nintendo Switch or you’re just looking for some great games for the long winter, Screenrex has got your covered.
PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN: Rom Com, Dark Thriller, Superhero Flick?
We need a word for when something plays out in a way that makes perfect sense and somehow still manages to be surprising at the same time. And if that word existed, it would be the perfect adjective to describe Promising Young Woman.
WONDER WOMAN 1984 proves that wishes have a cost
The moment a youthful Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) appeared in promos for Wonder Woman 1984, a sequel to the World War I era Wonder Woman, it was clear there’d be some kind of gimmick involved. But really, who cares? The chemistry between the two was great in the first film, and superhero films are rarely planted in realism. It turns out that gimmick is wish fulfillment – and the unexpected price you pay for that wish coming true.
I couldn’t think of a more apt metaphor for both the highs and lows of Wonder Woman 1984.
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is almost mesmerizing
Chadwick Boseman’s final film, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, has arrived. How does Netflix’s adaptation of the August Wilson classic play fare?
John Wick Hex: A Nintendo Switch Review
John Wick Hex, a video game prequel to Keanu Reeves’ hit action franchise, finally came to the Nintendo Switch. How does it play?
MORBID: THE SEVEN ACOLYTES is intriguing if rough
New on PC, PS4, XBox One, and Nintendo Switch, MORBID: THE SEVEN ACOLYTES is a strong indie action RPG. It’s flawed, but if you’re a fan of grotesque monsters and excellent action, it’s worth checking out.