After The Hunt Review: Julia Roberts Stars In A #MeToo Drama That Wastes Its Potential [NYFF 2025]
It's difficult to regard "After the Hunt" as anything other than a disappointment and a waste of talent.
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Boots Review: This Netflix Original Is High-Energy, Hilarious, And Heartwarmingly Emotional
Netflix's "Boots" is a touching series with humor and heart, and may just be one of the best original shows from the streamer in a while.
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Tron: Ares Review - Jared Leto's Disney Movie Is All Style, No Substance
What "Tron: Ares" lacks in its characterization and script, it makes up for with its killer soundtrack and action sequences.
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Good Boy Review: A Brilliant Horror Movie From A Dog's POV
The set pieces in "Good Boy" are well constructed, but their impact pales next to a haunting, moving story about a dog and his owner.
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Anemone Review: Daniel Day-Lewis Shines In An Otherwise Dull Drama [NYFF 2025]
Daniel Day-Lewis returns to acting in "Anemone" with a great performance that stands out from this slow, repetitive film.
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Marvel Zombies Review: The Goriest MCU Project Yet Is Still Just A Trifle
"Marvel Zombies" is fun in a passing, forgettable sort of way, with an animation style that still skews to an ugly and cheap-feeling aesthetic.
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The Strangers — Chapter 2 Review: A Strangely Entertaining Sequel To A Terrible Slasher
"The Strangers — Chapter 2" improves upon its predecessor, departing from the slasher formula to deliver more of an intense survival thriller.
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Him Review: A Watchable But Ultimately Forgettable Horror Flick
"Him" had the potential to be a really unique film, but unfortunately it just seems to repeat a lot of recent horror movie ideas.
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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Review – Benoit Blanc's Most Elaborate Case Yet [TIFF 2025]
We wouldn't call "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery" the best of the series, but it solidifies the franchise's record for consistent entertainment.
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Hamnet Review: An Achingly Beautiful Monument To Love And Grief [TIFF 2025]
Chloé Zhao's "Hamnet," based on the book by Maggie O'Farrell, is a stunning meditation on life and loss led by a terrific cast.
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Gen V Season 2 Review: Tighter Plot, But Less Of The Raunch Fans Loved
Season 2 of "Gen V" isn't nearly as raunchy as last season, but it still has plenty of graphic content to both gross you out and make you giggle.
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Eternity Review: A Whimsical Afterlife Rom-Com With Heart [TIFF 2025]
"Eternity" is a rich, textured production that has far more depth than audiences might expect.
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Rental Family Review: An Earnest And Sentimental Crowdpleaser [TIFF 2025]
Brendan Fraser's "Rental Family" is a clear crowdpleaser with a sense of humor and charm that will make audiences fall in love with it.
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The Smashing Machine Review: Dwayne Johnson's Serious A24 Movie Feels Half-Baked [TIFF 2025]
The makeup effects are the standout of "The Smashing Machine," which otherwise underwhelms with a repetitive script.
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Frankenstein Review: Guillermo Del Toro Makes The Monster His Own [TIFF 2025]
Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" isn't the best adaptation of the famous story, but it is cinematically gorgeous and features great performances.
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Roofman Review: Channing Tatum Charms In Bittersweet True Crime Story [TIFF 2025]
Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst are perfectly cast in "Roofman," the charming yet sad film that's also based on a true story.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 5 Review: The Cracks Are Starting To Show
The fifth season of "Only Murders in the Building" is a fun time, but the show is starting to feel like it's losing steam.
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The Girlfriend Review: Occasionally Entertaining But Mostly Maddening
The two lead actresses in "The Girlfriend" are terrific, so it's a shame that the show ends on such a low note.
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The Conjuring: Last Rites Review - A Heartfelt Swan Song
While "The Conjuring: Last Rites" does a fine job sending off the Warrens, it lacks some of the charm of its predecessors.
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The Long Walk Review: The Best Stephen King Adaptation In Years
After some recent misfires, "The Long Walk" shows how a successful Stephen King adaptation should be done.
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NCIS: Tony & Ziva Review - A Spin-Off That Feels Like Bad Fan Fiction
"NCIS: Tony & Ziva" doesn't bring anything to the table apart from fan service, leaving us to question why its existence is necessary in the first place.
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The Terminal List: Dark Wolf Review - A Gripping Story You Can't Look Away From
"The Terminal List: Dark Wolf" is better than the show that inspired it, but the creators made some questionable production choices.
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Honey Don't! Review: Margaret Qualley's Crime Comedy Is Full Of Misfires
By the time it's over, "Honey Don't!" has lost what little direction it had, leaving its deliberate over-the-top qualities feeling hollow.
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Peacemaker Season 2 Review: New Universe, Same Great Antihero
"Peacemaker" Season 2 has James Gunn's signature naughty humor with enough heart beneath the crudity to give it a real impact.
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Nobody 2 Review: A Surprisingly Fun Sequel That Defies Low Expectations
The awesome action scenes help distract from the cliched storyline in "Nobody 2" (but just barely).
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Outlander: Blood Of My Blood Review - Just As Steamy And Magical As Ever
"Outlander: Blood of My Blood" is the rare spinoff show that features no discernible drop in quality from the show that came before it.
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Weapons Review: A Gruesome And Unsettling Crowdpleaser
Zach Cregger expertly utilizes his talented cast in "Weapons," resulting in one of the best horror movies of the year.
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