A surprisingly sharp and sincere comedy that turns Looney Tunes chaos into a clever legal satire. Packed with inventive jokes, heart, and energy, Coyote vs. Acme proves that corporate absurdity can’t ...

Maya & Samar starts with an intriguing dynamic between two women who seem to need each other for very different reasons, but the film never makes their relationship as compelling as it should be.

Schoenbrun’s bizarre meta slasher seeks to dissect the before and after of finding yourself in both an elusive and viscerally coherent explosion of fantasy and flesh.  All at once an homage, a ...

A thoughtful low-budget horror that trades spectacle for faith, trauma, and unsettling questions, proving that inner conflict can be scarier than monsters.

Tor Lewa is a visually striking, well-acted short that turns trauma and addiction into haunting imagery. Yet its ambiguity feels more confusing than intriguing, leaving its deeper meaning ...

Body of Work is a quietly powerful documentary that reframes the idea of artistic creation. Directed by Cassidy Rast and Odin Wadleigh, the film follows painter Eric Anfinson, whose life was ...

As a long‑time vaporwave fan – and someone who proudly hoards My Pet Flamingo vinyl like they’re rare artefacts – I went into Nobody Here: The Story of Vaporwave with high expectations. Thankfully, ...

The Plague: Review. By Nick Boyd. “The Plague” is a deeply unsettling movie about bullying and social acceptance that takes place at a boys’ water polo camp. The boys are around 12 years of age and ...

Mark Andrew Altschul’s All American is more than a sports documentary—it’s a portrait of grit, identity, and the fight to belong. At its core are three young women—Naomi, Jojo, and Arham—immigrant and ...

Exit 8 attempts to extend that long, monotonous journey on a stifling, sardine packed tube to carry out the same day at your nine to five into a very real living nightmare. From producer turned ...

Mine Is Bigger Than Yours: Godzilla, Gorgo And The Beast On The Rampage!. By Steven G. Farrell. During the 1930’s and 1940’s, Hollywood’s Universal Studio’s monsters reigned supreme on the silver ...

Dead Man’s Wire – Review. By Oscar Aitchison. An intriguing true story ripe for screen adaptation is relegated to standard, overly familiar genre fare. On February 8th 1977 real estate developer Tony ...