“The Baltimorons” Review
The Baltimorons is a Christmas dramedy that feels more genuine, never too melodramatic or morose about the holiday. Yet there’s still a bit of magic to how this unorthodox film
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“Bugonia” Review
Maybe I’m seeking too much from Yorgos Lanthimos, adapting the South Korean cult classic Save The Green Planet into his surreal comedy with Bugonia. After the likes of Poor Things
“If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” Review
If The Babadook presented the psychological horror of parenthood on Hard Mode, that same level of anxiety is set on Nightmare Mode for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You.
“Stitch Head” Review
I find myself in the rare situation of being presented with an animated family film that not only feels perfectly targeted at the youngest viewers, but also fulfills a lack
“Roofman” Review
Roofman exists as a true-crime comedy that wants to walk the tightrope of highlighting the humanity and the stupidity of an unorthodox criminal. Jeffrey Manchester was noted as a rooftop
“Play Dirty” (2025) Review
A hallmark of Shane Black’s writing and direction is his use of Christmas in his movies. Play Dirty adheres to this holiday tradition, but it appears like a shiny ornament
“One Battle After Another” Review
The fight for our rights will be one of endurance, a notion that coats Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another with equal hope and hilarity. This type of film
“Twinless” Review
Twinless poses such an odd romantic situation that it dares you to laugh at its premise of grief and repression. The unease can be felt from the start, where Roman
“Friendship” Review
Insecurity is the key to why Tim Robinson’s comedy works so well. On his sketch comedy show, I Think You Should Leave, his many skits have become evergreen humor about existential dread
“KPop Demon Hunters” Review
For a premise that seems like it would be drowned in pop culture theatrics, KPop Demon Hunters offers more than zippy slapstick the Sony Animation Studio has mastered. Artist-turned-director Maggie