Reviews
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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
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‘The Rip’ Review: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon’s Throwback Crime Thriller Pulls Too Many Punches
Joe Carnahan’s Netflix film sits awkwardly but enjoyably between ‘90s cop movies and the darker works of John Carpenter
