“Onslaught” Review
I can imagine a younger version of myself enthusiastically speaking about a movie like Onslaught, specifically because of its ingredients. It’s a mindset I might have to channel to explain why
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“Buddy” (2026) Review
The fossilized footprint of Barney the Dinosaur was so ubiquitous in the 1990s that it’s hard to explain his fluffy grip on the youth and the toxic level of hatred
“Colony” (2026) Review
After legions of zombie outbreak movies, it can be tough to find something more exciting beyond the humdrum theatrics of contorting bodies, flesh-munching teeth, and gallons of toxic blood. Colony
“The Christophers” Review
Watching the chemistry between Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel in The Christophers is akin to watching two battered ships weathering the stormy waters of art. Devoted to painting, they’ve come
“It Ends” Review
For anybody who has driven through America, there’s a monotony to the endless roads of nothing. Miles of asphalt and trees across flat, dull lands that never seem to stop.
“Solo Mio” Review
The appeal of Kevin James is that he has the appearance and demeanor of an average dude, believable enough to fit snugly into the roles of garbage men and mall
“Coyote vs. Acme” Review
Delayed and nearly canceled, there’s a poetic nature to how Coyote vs. Acme‘s story reflects a troubled release, given that it’s about a corporation silencing voices. But even without that
“Tony” (2026) Review
It’s almost too fitting that director Matt Johnson helms this biopic of the culinary marvel Anthony Bourdain. Johnson’s previous picture from this year, Nirvana The Band The Show The Movie,
“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” Review
While many horror films are content floating in the kiddie pool of nostalgia, Jane Schoenbrun straps on some scuba gear to dive into the deeper depths of the genre. What
“The Devil’s Mouth” Review
Shark movies have come a long way from the lackluster imitators of Jaws to the cheap absurdity of Sharknado. Within this long legacy of creature features, The Devil’s Mouth exists