ReadsReviews Sundance 2022 – ‘Speak No Evil’ is a creepy reminder that being polite isn’t always right
ReadsReviews Sundance 2022 – ‘Fresh’ is a deliciously delirious meat-cute horror with just a dash of pulp
ReadsReviewsVideos ‘The Book of Boba Fett’ begins with a satisfying prologue, but it’s missing a few pages
ReadsReviews You can’t be told what the ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ is, you have to see it for yourself
ReadsReviewsVideos ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ should be the worst Spider-Man movie ever made, yet it’s somehow one of the best
ReadsReviews ‘The King’s Man’ is a stuffy prequel with occasional glimpses of gleeful, historical hysteria
ReadsReviewsVideos Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’ stays in step with the original but knows when to improvise greatness
ReadsReviewsVideos Guillermo del Toro’s vintage noir, ‘Nightmare Alley,’ is easier to read than it should be
ReadsReviews Sean Baker’s ‘Red Rocket’ tells a story about America that is both wonderful and horrifying
ReadsReviewsVideos ‘Licorice Pizza’ is one of Paul Thomas Anderson’s riskiest, dreamiest concoctions yet
ReadsReviewsVideos ‘King Richard’ is a thoughtful crowd-pleaser, even if it doesn’t ace all its shots
ReadsReviewsVideos ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ is a smart, low-key sci-fi adventure until it gets haunted by its own past
ReadsReviewsVideos ‘Last Night in Soho’ is a dreamy Edgar Wright film until it becomes a basic, horror nightmare
ReadsReviews Save for a few fights, ‘Shang-Chi’ is one of Marvel’s messiest detours into new territories
ReadsReviews ‘The Green Knight’ is a masterful deconstruction of both Arthurian legend and modern fantasy
ReadsReviews ‘Snake Eyes’ gambles its most bankable G.I. Joe character on a full rewrite, and just barely wins
ReadsReviews ‘The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It’ conjures up an ambitious entry that just barely misses the mark
ReadsReviews ‘Cruella’ crashes Disney’s remake runway with a loud, stylish reimagining of the classic villain
ReadsSpecial Features Snarcasm – The Mitchells vs. the Machines is bad because Katie Mitchell or something
ReadsSpecial Features Sam Wilson’s first speech as Captain America is important, but will it even matter?
ReadsSpecial Features ‘The Falcon And The Winter Soldier’ has finally addressed the ‘truth’ about America
ReadsReviewsSpecial Features ‘The Falcon And The Winter Soldier’ makes a bloody case for why we might need fewer superheroes
ReadsSpecial Features ‘The Falcon And The Winter Soldier’ is finally exploring the humanity of Marvel’s heroes
ReadsReviewsSpecial Features ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ examines the complicated legacy of Sam Wilson
CinemaholicsInterviewPodcastReads Interview – Yuh-Jung Youn Talks ‘Minari,’ Discrimination, and the Truth Behind the American Dream
ReadsSpecial Features WandaVision Episode 5 Recap – In Which Marvel Pierces The Inter-Dimensional Veil
CinemaholicsInterviewPodcastReads Interview – Colman Domingo Talks ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ and Working with Chadwick Boseman
ReadsReviews David Fincher’s ‘Mank’ is an Artistically Gray Love Letter Addressed to No One in Particular
ReadsReviews ‘The Devil All the Time’ Explores Religious Violence and Generational Sin In Small-Town America
ReadsReviews ‘The Way I See It’ Tells a New Story about the Obama White House—From the Perspective of its Photographer
ReadsReviews Disney Re-spins ‘Mulan’ into a Proto-Fantasy Epic, But is it a Film Worth Paying Extra For?
ReadsReviews Netflix’s ‘Love, Guaranteed’ Follows the Rom-Com Algorithm, But You Might Still Swipe Right
ReadsSpecial Features I Rewatched ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,’ and it Actually Taught Me Something Invaluable
Reads Vote for Our Next Extra Milestone: Pinocchio, La Dolce Vita, Brazil, The Breakfast Club (And More!)
Reads Vote For Our Next Extra Milestone: His Girl Friday, The Shop Around the Corner, Tremors, Before Sunrise (And More!)
ReadsSpecial Features Ranking the ENTIRE Star Wars Saga, from ‘The Phantom Menace’ to ‘The Rise of Skywalker’
CinemaholicsInterviewPodcastReads Interview – Kelvin Harrison Jr. Talks ‘Waves’ and the Current State of Filmmaking
ReadsReviews ‘Harriet’ Wields A Powerful And Much-Needed Story. But It’s Missing Tubman’s True Humanity.
Movie of the WeekReads Before ‘Midsommar,’ There Was ‘The Wicker Man,’ The Definitive Folk Horror Film
Movie of the WeekReadsReviews ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ Was The First Beatles Movie, And It Might Still Be The Best
ReadsReviews ‘Annabelle Comes Home’ Review – Horror Can Be Campy Or Serious, But It Can Rarely Succeed At Both
Movie of the WeekReads Where ‘Night of the Living Dead’ Went Right Is Where ‘The Dead Don’t Die’ Went Wrong
ReadsSpecial Features 10 Kaijū Movies You Should Watch (Or Re-watch) After ‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’
ReadsReviews ‘Dark Phoenix’ Review – The X-Men Franchise Ends As It Did The First Time, By Flaming Out Spectacularly.
ReadsReviews ‘Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am’ Review – The Living Literary Icon Gets A Meditative Documentary Of Her Own
ReadsReviews ‘Ophelia’ Review – A Sumptuous And Thoughtful Examination Of Shakespeare’s Tragic Character
ReadsSpecial Features Ranking the J.R.R. Tolkien Film Adaptations From ‘The Lord of the Rings’ to ‘The Hobbit’
ReadsReviews ‘Long Shot’ Review – Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron Take on the Heart and Soul of Politics
ReadsReviews ‘Knock Down The House’ Review – The Personal and Political Merge in an Illuminating Documentary
CinemaholicsPodcastReadsSpecial Features Ranking the Marvel Cinematic Universe From ‘Iron Man’ to ‘Avengers: Endgame’
InterviewReads Interview – Raymond Cruz Talks ‘Curse of La Llorona,’ ‘Conjuring,’ and What He’s Working on Next
ReadsReviews ‘The Curse of La Llorona’ Review – The Latest ‘Conjuring’ Feature is Only Superficially Supernatural
ReadsReviews ‘Someone Great’ Review – A Vibrant Cast Lights Up Jennifer K. Robinson’s Directorial Debut
ReadsReviews ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Review – Terry Gilliam’s Delayed, Surreal Fantasy Finally Becomes A Reality
ReadsReviews ‘Dumbo’ Review – You’ll Believe an Elephant Can Fly, But Tim Burton Doesn’t Reach New Heights
ReadsReviews ‘Five Feet Apart’ Review – Haley Lu Richardson Should Move Far, Far Away From This Weepy, Teen Romance
ReadsReviews ‘How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World’ Review – Floats by on Charm, But Never Soars
Movie of the WeekReads Movie of the Week – Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) and Tom Jones (1963)
ReadsReviews ‘Happy Death Day 2U’ Review – A Time Loop Sequel That’s Just As Fun And Rewarding the Second Time Around
