reviews
Chattanooga Film Fest 2026 Review: ‘Camp’ Is a New Heir to ‘The Craft’
'Camp' is an undeniable queer horror spellbinder, dripping with menace and sensual power.
Chattanooga Film Fest Review: ‘Sender’ is a Gripping Psychodrama
'Sender' is one of the most clear-eyed depictions of the weird parts of addiction and recovery I've ever seen.
Steve Spielberg’s Alien Epic ‘Disclosure Day’ Made Me Believe in Humanity
If there's one filmmaker out there still adept at achieving the impossible, it's Steven Spielberg.
‘Disclosure Day’ Review: A Beacon of Optimism Dimmed by Our Brutal Reality
If your two chief actors’ chemistry is as good as Blunt and O’Connor’s, then giving them more screen time together than less would seem to be a good idea. Wouldn’t it?
‘Chum’ Review: A Baffling Shark Attack Movie with Moments of Horror Flair
For all its flatness, there's something fun lurking in 'Chum.'
‘Masters of the Universe’ Review: By the Power of Grayskull, They Actually Did It
Director Travis Knight promised a "riot of color," and that's exactly what he delivers.
‘Backrooms’ Serves Unseasoned Creepypasta
In commercialized form, 'Backrooms' is stale right out of the bag.
I Ordered Burger King’s ‘Mandalorian & Grogu’ Bounty Bundle for Art Reasons
This is the Way ... to a heart-endangering amount of sodium.
GLP-1 Allegory ‘Saccharine’ Centers New Kind of Horror Protagonist: The Level-Headed Note-Taker!
The beleaguered lead of Natalie Erika James’ new movie confronts the hold haunting playbook by getting out her notebook.
‘Faces of Death’ Review: A Thrilling, Overstuffed Re-Imagining
How do you remake 'Faces of Death'? You don't.
