‘TONY’ Cooks
One of the finest films of 2026, Matthew Johnson's 'Tony' is a masterful exploration of one man's search for meaning and the demons we must continue to stave off to…
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‘TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA’ A Deeply Meta Exploration of Queerness in Slashers
'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' from writer-director Jane Schoenbrun is a deeply meta horror curio whose commentary on the genre and the place of queerness within it eventually overwhelms…
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‘I WANT YOUR SEX’ Explores the Kinky Spaces Between Desire and Control
Gregg Araki delivers a provocative, visually vibrant erotic thriller anchored by terrific performances from Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman with 'I Want Your Sex', a horny exploration of the complicated…
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‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’ Lets the Spider Eat the Man
'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' toys with the weight of self-erasure as Peter Parker disappears wholly into Spider-Man in this third sequel that still manages to remind audiences why (occasionally) superhero…
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I Walked Out of Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘HER PRIVATE HELL’
So while I cannot in good faith assign NWF's latest a letter grade, what I can say is that what I did see ranks among the worst stretches of movie…
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Monsters, Myths, and Morality Stand Between a Hero and Home in Christopher Nolan’s ‘THE ODYSSEY’
Christopher Nolan stages an accessible, modernized retelling of the archetypal hero's journey with visual flair, technical wizardry, and enough monsters, myths, and spectacle to make for a thoroughly entertaining adventure.…
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Horror’s Meanest Franchise Strikes Again with ‘EVIL DEAD BURN’
'Evil Dead Burn' is a sadistic addition that proudly continues the franchise's tradition of treating its characters with extreme cruelty while gifting its sicko fans with some of the year's…
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‘SUPERGIRL’ Is Boldly Inessential for the DCU’s Sophomore Feature
Although Milly Alcock remains inspired casting as Kara Zor-El, 'Supergirl' leans too heavily on worn-down sci-fi and superhero tropes to fully capitalize on its strongest asset. Director Craig Gillespie and…
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‘THE DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD’ Is a Lyrical Meditation on the Myth of Violent Heroes
Michael Sarnoski’s 'The Death of Robin Hood' strips the folk hero of his mythic nobility, transforming the outlaw legend into a bruising meditation on violence, regret, and the stories we…
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Delightfully Prescient ‘TOY STORY 5’ Dazzles, Charms, and Breaks Your Heart
'Toy Story 5' is a funny, heartbreaking, and insightful meditation on childhood in the digital age, asking what gets lost when screens begin replacing imagination. The gang is all here…