Nobody 2 Review: Bob Odenkirk Returns in a Bloody, Though Strictly By-the-Numbers Sequel
Bob Odenkirk is back for another round in Nobody 2, an inevitable sequel to the low-budget 2021 original, which reportedly
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Month: August 2025
Dead to Rights 南京照相馆 Review: Shen Ao’s Bleak and Moving Nanjing Massacre-Set Anti-War Drama
Shen Ao’s much-anticipated follow-up to No More Bets sees the co-writer and director going back in time in Dead to
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The Home Review: A Miscast Pete Davidson Doesn’t Look Like He Belongs in James DeMonaco’s Gory But Uneven Horror Thriller
At one point in James DeMonaco’s The Home, one of the elderly residents from the retirement home told Max, the
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Eenie Meanie Review: Shawn Simmons’ Tonally Inconsistent Debut Feature Boasts Samara Weaving’s Engrossing Performance and Thrilling Car Chases
Eenie Meanie, which marks the directorial debut of Shawn Simmons, the co-creator behind TV’s The Continental, could have been a
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Fall for Me Review: Svenja Jung’s Magnetic Presence isn’t Enough to Overcome This Uneven Netflix Erotic Thriller
On paper, the German-language erotic thriller Fall for Me has a lot going for it—a mix of mystery with a
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The Map That Leads to You Review: Madelyn Cline and KJ Apa’s Lived-In Chemistry Leads Lasse Hallström’s Formulaic Romantic Drama
The Map That Leads to You marks Lasse Hallström’s return to the familiar territory. The romance genre, to be exact.
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Row Review: Matthew Losasso’s Otherwise Lengthy Debut Feature Boasts a Better-Than-Expected Technical Showcase and Deliberately Staged Atmospheric Thrills
Row is a psychological thriller set primarily at sea. Aboard a rowing boat, to be exact, and it clocks in
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The Siege at Thorn High Review: Joko Anwar’s First Non-Horror Feature in Six Years Misses the Mark, Despite its Potentially Intriguing Premise and Gritty Action Set Pieces
I came across The Siege at Thorn High on Prime Video, not knowing there was a new Joko Anwar movie
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