reviews
Gotta Read ‘Em All: Looking Back at ‘Pokémon Adventures’ Vol. 1
Nostalgic, inventive and thoroughly entertaining, 'Pokemon Adventures' is an excellent way to celebrate the franchise's anniversary
‘Christmas at the Kringles’ Review: Toxic Positivity Kills in Cult Holiday Comedy
Who’s pulling the strings behind the Kringles’ gaiety?
‘Steet Fighter’ Review: Pure ’90s Action Movie Cringe Smothered by Excess
Come for the nostalgia, stay through the coarse pacing.
‘Whalefall’ Review: A Survival Thriller You’ll Watch with Your Heart in Your Throat
Gurgling masses of flesh, goopy stomach acid, gnarly squid beaks, and the anguish of grief?!
‘You Can See Everything’ Review: Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Is a 2026 Essential
It's cozy, even picturesque, and yet it is instantly, relentlessly unsettling.
‘V/H/S/Mixtape’ Review: All Killer, No Filler
'V/H/S/Mixtape' brings a bit of polish and gloss to the low-fi franchise.
Mike Flanagan’s ‘Carrie’ Finds New Life in the Social-Media Age
There's nowhere to hide from the cruelty of teenagers.
‘In a Violent Nature 2’ Review: Bigger, Funnier, Gorier [Fantastic Fest]
It's a bigger film in every way, I'm just not sure it's a better one.
‘The Scout’ Spotlights Unsung Heroes of Film With Admiration and Sobering Reality
Movies are made of people, before the camera and behind it, but it’s practically a given that many will overlook the latter group.











