Reviews
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‘The Invite’ Review: Olivia Wilde Scores With Hilarious, Sharp Relationship Dramedy
Sundance 2026: Director/star Wilde, Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton play two couples whose relationship troubles burst into the open over the course of one night
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‘Josephine’ Review: Beth de Araújo’s Fearless Crime Drama Will Make Your Blood Boil – And It Should
The “Soft & Quiet” director views the world’s cruelty through the eyes of an eight-year-old who witnesses a brutal rape
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‘Nuisance Bear’ Review: The Bear Isn’t the Real Nuisance in This Striking Eco-Doc
Sundance 2026: Directors Gabriela Osio Vanden and Jack Weisman’s visually breathtaking film finds bears trying to survive in an unnatural world
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‘Leviticus’ Review: Devastating Queer Horror Movie Conjures a World of Nightmares
Sundance 2026: Death comes bearing the face of the person you love in Adrian Chiarella’s evocative horror stunner
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‘The Moment’ Review: Charli XCX Battles Fame and Alexander Skarsgård in Funny, Flawed A24 Mockumentary
Sundance 2026: Forget everything you think you know about Charli XCX
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‘I Want Your Sex’ Review: Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman Are a Riot In Gregg Araki’s Erotic Comedy Thriller
Sundance 2026: While it’s been a minute since he directed a feature, it’s great to have Araki returning to making movies like this
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‘Buddy’ Review: Cristin Milioti Can’t Save Repetitive Horror Comedy
Sundance 2026: “Too Many Cooks” director Casper Kelly can’t quite make a successful jump to the big screen
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‘Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story’ Review: Judd Apatow Proves that the Lady Is Dynamite
Sundance 2026: The cult comic’s self-awareness feels downright aspirational in this documentary by Apatow and Neil Berkeley
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‘Hot Water’ Review: Winning Road Drama Comes to Life in the Little Details
Sundance 2026: Strong performances by Lubna Azabal and Daniel Zolghadri ensure you’d want to travel anywhere with their characters
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‘Saccharine’ Review: Bold and Bloody Body-Horror Flick Offers Much to Chew On
Sundance 2026: “Relic” director Natalie Erika James has returned to making metaphorical horror that pulls no punches
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‘The History of Concrete’ Review: John Wilson Cements Status as an Essential Artist for Our Uncertain Times
Sundance: The creator of the acclaimed series “How To With John Wilson” has outdone himself with his feature debut
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‘Wonder Man’ Review: Marvel’s Meta Superhero Saga Makes the Same Disney+ Mistakes
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Sir Ben Kingsley are an acting dynamic duo with compelling secrets in the MCU’s new streaming series
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‘Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!’ Review: Rinko Kinkuchi and a Singular Tone Keep Quirky Dramedy on Beat
Sundance: Kubota Wladyka’s third feature follows a woman getting her groove back after her husband’s sudden death
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‘Carousel’ Review: Chris Pine and Jenny Slate Are Pitch Perfect in Whimsical Love Story
Sundance: The filmmaker behind “Sometimes I Think About Dying” crafts another intimate film about falling in love
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‘The Beauty’ Review: Ryan Murphy Gets His Groove Back With Graphic Sci-Fi Drama
Evan Peters, Rebecca Hall and Ashton Kutcher headline FX’s commentary on Ozempic culture with empathy and brutal special effects
