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Insidious: Out of the Further Review: The New Insidious Film is Thin on Plot & Character, But Delivers The Biggest Scares of The Franchise

While Insidious: The Red Door offered a proper closing chapter to the Lambert family’s arc, Blumhouse isn’t ready to close the Insidious book. With...

‘Don’t Say Good Luck’ Showcases a Duo of Emotional, Layered Peformances

Written by Isabella Baute Arboleda Being a teenager comes with enough challenges—managing friendships, romantic interests, school activities and personal ambitions. But what happens when all...

‘Tony’ Review: A Chef’s Kiss of a Coming-of-Age Tale Worthy of Anthony Bourdain’s Legacy

Tony, the A24-produced biopic about famed chef and author Anthony Bourdain, asks the question: What if the protagonist of a coming-of-age/the-summer-that-changed-my-life film does indeed......

Review: ‘One Night Only’ Doesn’t Have the Spark

After delivering a surprising crowd-pleaser back in 2023 with Anyone But You, director Will Gluck pairs rising stars Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro for...

‘Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear’ Review: An Emotional Examination of the Heartbeat of Blink-182’s Backbeat

“Falling from the sky like Icarus, probably does some crazy sh*t to your head…” - Machine Gun Kelly.  Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear documents the life...

The Anniversary Brothers: Stand by Me 40th Anniversary

Aaron and Josh Sarnecky are here to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Stand by Me. Stand by Me is a coming-of-age drama film directed by...

D23 Reaction: The X-Men Cast Revealed – Astonishing or Alarming?

In spite of the lackluster X-Men ‘97 finale, X-Men fans still had the MCU cast announcements to look forward to this weekend and they...

‘The Bend in the River’ is a Quietly Profound Meditation on Life

In 1982, director Rob Moss released Riverdogs, a short film assembled from footage he took on a 35-day trip with a free-spirited group of...

‘The Last House’ Review: A Missed Opportunity on So Many Levels

The question of “What if you couldn’t leave your house for days, months, or even years?” is one that still feels all too familiar—we...

‘The End of Oak Street’ is the Best Dinosaur Movie Since ‘Jurassic Park’

Imagine if the events of Jurassic Park happened to an unassuming Michigan neighborhood rather than a group of scientists. That’s exactly the scenario the...

‘The Wrong Girls’ is a Buddy Comedy Desperate for Better Jokes

The new film, The Wrong Girls aims to bring the classic stoner comedy to a new generation. Think Cheech & Chong for lesbians, let's...

‘Disney Worldbuilders’ Review: A Celebration of Imagination & Inspiration

When Disney+ launched in November 2019, one of the first original works to premiere on the streamer was the six-part miniseries, The Imagineering Story. The series, created...