“The Travel Companion” Review
There’s an imposter syndrome lurking under the surface of The Travel Companion that makes it one of the most maddeningly authentic portrayals of art as an awkward and dependent struggle.
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“Pizza Movie” Review
Like Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle, Pizza Movie is this generation’s stoner comedy where munchies motivate a wacky night of hijinks. For what seems like low stakes that
“Primate” (2026) Review
How I wish a movie like Primate had graced the video store shelves of the 1990s, advertised with a terrifying cover of a screaming chimpanzee, thirsty for blood. It would
Will There Be A Smash Bros. Movie? Eh, Probably Not.
With The Super Mario Galaxy Movie now in theaters for Easter weekend, the lingering questions that follow every video game movie of this era have less to do with where
“Bodycam” (2025) Review
There is something worth exploring in Bodycam, a movie that struggles to extend its short-concept horror idea past an hour. There’s plenty to play with in how the film stages
“Daredevil: Born Again” Season 2 Review
There’s a lot of pressure on Daredevil to be the superhero show that will be something more. Unlike the many plucky adventures of past Disney+ Marvel projects, laced with canon
“The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” Review
While oxygen doesn’t seem to be a problem with this space-bound adventure, there is no breathing room for a movie this bloated with the Nintendo stuff. Rather than further develop
“Videoheaven” Review
The video store is gone. An entire generation will grow up not knowing about the thrill of Friday night rentals, the anxiety of a movie being out of stock, and
“Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice” Review
Films with time travel tend to get lost in the mechanics or blush with nostalgia at the concept, and thankfully, that isn’t the case with Mike & Nick & Nick
“Tow” (2026) Review
Compared to the intensity of last year’s If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, Rose Byrne is taking a stroll through the inspiring yet routine assembly of Tow. It’s a