The Prosecutor 誤判 (2024) Review: Donnie Yen Blends an Engrossing Legal Thriller With Visceral Action-Movie Tropes
It’s a sort of Righting Wrongs redux in The Prosecutor with Donnie Yen playing the titular prosecutor with martial arts
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Bloody Axe Wound (2024) Review: The Otherwise Quirky Meta Slasher Comedy Misses the Mark
Writer-director Matthew John Lawrence, whose previous feature-length credits include Two Pints Lighter and Uncle Peckerhead finds a fresh angle in
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Queer (2024) Review: Daniel Craig Delivers His Career-Best Performance in This Meandering But Intimately Shot Romantic Drama
Luca Guadagnino returns to queer cinema — unless you want to count the homoerotic tension seen in Challengers — after
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Wolf Man (2025) Review: Leigh Whannell’s Take on the Classic Lycanthrope Horror is a Visceral Single-Night Survival Horror
In Leigh Whannell I trust, especially after his ingenious take on The Invisible Man told from a fresh angle and
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Paddington in Peru (2024) Review: A Charming But Conventional Threequel
The absence of Paul King, who directed the first two Paddington movies is sorely missed in Paddington in Peru, the
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Night Call (2024) Review: Michiel Blanchart’s Debut Feature is a Reasonably Gripping Single-Night Thriller
Michiel Blanchart’s debut feature Night Call (originally titled La nuit se traîne in France) sees the Belgian writer-director explore the
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Den of Thieves 2: Pantera (2025) Review: Christian Gudegast’s Otherwise Refreshing Change of Pace in the Style of a Euro Thriller Resulted in a Tedious Sequel
Seven years of waiting seems like an eternity for the arrival of Den of Thieves 2: Pantera, the long-delayed sequel
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George A. Romero’s Resident Evil (2025) Review: A Reasonably Fascinating Inside Look at the Unmade Resident Evil Movie
Zombie movies are indebted to a particular New York filmmaker named George A. Romero and some time ago, he was
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Birdeater (2024) Review: A Bleak, Though Meandering Contemporary Take on Wake in Fright-Style Drama
At one point in a blink-and-you-miss-it glimpse of a Wake in Fright poster on the wall in Birdeater, it’s clear
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