Movie Reviews
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Us Review #2: Beware of Who Lurks in the Darkness [Spoiler Free]
Get Out director Jordan Peele successfully avoids the sophomore slump with the enthralling horror masterpiece Us.
Shazam! Review: A Fun DC Movie That Changes the Superhero Game
Shazam has the future of the DCEU looking a whole lot brighter.
Stuffed SXSW Review: Taxidermy Doc Is More Beautiful Than You'd Think
The new documentary Stuffed takes the ick factor out of taxidermy by exploring the unusual art form.
Dragged Across Concrete Review: A Shockingly Violent, Slow Burn Crime Thriller
Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn star in an unflinchingly brutal tale of police corruption with Dragged Across Concrete, from director S. Craig Zahler.
Extra Ordinary SXSW Review: A Charming Little Paranormal Comedy
Will Forte and Maeve Higgins star in the horror/comedy Extra Ordinary, a loving send-up of the paranormal horror genre.
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Us Review: A Terrifying Beginning Turns Absurd [Spoiler Free]
Us has a scary as hell, brilliant first act but the rest of the film doesn't hold up to scrutiny.
Pet Sematary Remake SXSW Review: Sometimes New Is Better
Directors Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer hauntingly reinterpret Stephen King's Pet Sematary for the big screen.
Curse of La Llorona SXSW Review: The Next Chapter in The Conjuring Universe
First time director Michael Chaves tackles a real-life horror tale from Mexican folklore in the latest chapter of the Conjuring universe.
Art of Self-Defense SXSW Review: Eisenberg Shines in Pitch Black, Poignant Comedy
Director Riley Stearns takes a dark look at masculinity through the lens of karate in The Art of Self-Defense.
Yardie Review: Idris Elba Directs an Uneven Jamaican Gangster Flick
Idris Elba's directorial debut has a great soundtrack, but Yardie struggles as a crime drama.
Never Grow Old Review: John Cusack Terrifies in Dark Western Thriller
An outlaw gang overtakes a frontier town in the bleak Never Grow Old starring John Cusack, Emile Hirsch, Deborah Francois and Danny Webb
Body at Brighton Rock SXSW Review: Never, Ever Go in the Woods Alone
Roxanne Benjamin crafts a terrifying, isolated horror flick with Body At Brighton Rock, her solo feature directorial debut.
Little Monsters SXSW Review: Lupita Nyong'o Kills It in Australian Zombie Comedy
The Australian zombie movie Little Monsters is one of the very best titles to be shown at this year's SXSW.
Good Boys SXSW Review: These Boys Are The Best Bad Boys Ever
Jacob Tremblay becomes our unexpected new favorite R-rated comedy star in Good Boys.
The Highwaymen SXSW Review: Bonnie & Clyde Go Down in Style
Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson deliver an excellent one-two punch in The Highwaymen as the men who took down Bonnie and Clyde.
The Beach Bum SXSW Review: The Role McConaughey Was Born to Play
Harmony Korine returns with his follow-up to Spring Breaks with The Beach Bum, a hilarious and dark stoner comedy for the modern age.
Captain Marvel Review #2: The MCU Is Getting Lazy Again
Marvel Studios treats Carol Danvers like a mediocre superhero movie from the beginning of the decade in Captain Marvel.
The Kid Review: Director Vincent D'Onofrio Shoots Blanks in Western Debut
Dane DeHaan and Ethan Hawke underwhelm in director Vincent D'Onofrio's Billy the Kid western called The Kid.
Captain Marvel Review: Contender for Best MCU Movie Yet
Brie Larson is superb in a thrilling, hilarious adventure that threads together the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Captain Marvel.
