Reviews
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‘Data’ Off Broadway Review: High Tech Makes for High Suspense
Matthew Libby’s new thriller is ready for the big screen – after he gives it an ending
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‘Ghost in the Machine’ Review: Documentary Delivers a Searing Takedown of AI, Elon Musk and Techno-Fascism
Sundance 2026: If there is one documentary with the power to burst the AI bubble, it’s this one
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‘Run Amok’ Review: Mordantly Offbeat Teen Comedy Pushes Limits in Proud Festival Fashion
Sundance 2026: Newcomer Alyssa Marvin guides this beguiling, darkly comic high school feature with charm and precision
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‘Undertone’ Review: A24 Horror Film Makes a Podcast Seem Profoundly Chilling
Sundance 2026: Writer-director Ian Tuason’s feature debut is a triumph of sound design and slow-burn filmmaking
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‘Send Help’: Rachel McAdams Shines in Sam Raimi’s Gritty Tale of Survival and Power Dynamics
The “Evil Dead” director returns with a film that trades zombies for human nature and panic
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‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ Review: It’s Dumb Fun, and That’s a Compliment
Sundance 2026: Zoey Deutch stars in an absurdly offbeat L.A. comedy from David Wain
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‘Union County’ Review: Will Poulter Shines in Humane Portrait of Addiction and Recovery
Sundance 2026: Poulter gives a graceful, gripping performance in this story of life and death in the shadow of addiction
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‘Soul Patrol’ Review: Documentary Pays Overdue Tribute to Elite Black Soldiers in Vietnam
Sundance 2026: The men who fought are the enormous heart of J.M. Harper’s exceptionally moving film
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‘The Musical’ Review: Will Brill Brings the House Down in Darkly Funny…9/11 Musical?
Sundance 2026: Giselle Bonilla’s feature directorial debut is a consistent laugh-fest that comes together for a fantastic finale
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‘Silenced’ Review: Post-#MeToo Doc Addresses Worldwide Misogyny (and So Much Else)
Sundance 2026: Selina Miles’ documentary has a powerful thesis but could use a tighter edit
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‘Memory of a Killer’ Review: Patrick Dempsey Hitman Thriller Has Too Much Going On
The “Grey’s Anatomy” alum goes dark as an assassin with early onset dementia in this scattered but promising Fox drama
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‘The Gallerist’ Review: Natalie Portman Tries to Sell a Dead Body in Uneven Art World Satire
Sundance 2026: Filmmaker Cathy Yan returns to her indie roots with a too-tidy twist on art vs. commerce
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‘Zi’ Review: Michelle Mao Is Magnificent in Kogonada’s Transcendent Meditation on Time
Sundance 2026: The acclaimed director of “Columbus” and “After Yang” returns to form in breathtaking fashion
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‘Wicker’ Review: Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård Fable Is Well-Intentioned but Wooden
Sundance 2026: Despite its promising premise of a woman who asks for a literal wicker husband, this creaky fantasy is stiff in all the wrong ways
