You Can See Everything
I had a few false starts to my review for the new A24 film, You Can See Everything. It just felt like the writing and ideas pouring out of my...
Spider-man: Brand New Day
One of the best ways to combat superhero movie fatigue is to stop making everything so huge, the noise so loud, the stakes so big — not every adventure has...
Obsession
Obsession is the feature debut of Curry Barker, a filmmaker who, depending on your age and how much time you spend online, is either an exciting new voice in horror...
Project Hail Mary
Full disclosure: I did not finish the book. Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary is a great story buried inside what eventually started to feel like an enthusiastic science textbook. Weir...
Marty Supreme
Marty Supreme is about Marty Mauser, a young man with ping-pong dreams that absolutely no one respects. Not his peers, not his family, not the gatekeepers, not the vaguely sinister...
Predator: Badlands
The Predator franchise has always been a strange beast. In 1987, it split the difference between muscle-bound action and creature-feature horror. So, you’ve got the near-perfect original, a decent sequel,...
One Battle After Another
Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another is his most expensive movie to date, and you can feel both the budget and the ambition pressing on the screen. While PTA...
Weapons
Zach Cregger, one of the twisted minds behind the absurdist sketch comedy troupe The Whitest Kids U’ Know, made a huge leap into horror with 2022’s Barbarian. That film’s first...
Fantastic Four
Marvel really needed this one to land. With all the talk of superhero fatigue and Marvel oversaturating the market with mediocrity the last few years, Fantastic Four could have been...
Superman
There’s a lot riding on James Gunn’s Superman. Not just because it’s the first brick in the newly rebooted DC Universe — a universe that’s already limping thanks to comic...