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RENT / BUY‘BOY KILLS WORLD’ A Graphic Overkill That Tires Quickly
'Boy Kills World' is a full-throttle action spectacle that embraces the "graphic" and "novel" aspects of its graphic novel inspirations. While it serves as…
RENT / BUY‘CIVIL WAR’ Evokes the Nightmare of a Truly Divided Nation, Sans Commentary
Alex Garland has promised an intentionally provocative film that lacks discernible conviction with ‘Civil War’. Though the writing isn’t as sharp as it could…
RENT / BUYDev Patel’s ‘MONKEY MAN’ is Franchisable Action Fare in Inequitable India
‘Monkey Man’ is a mostly generic action-revenge movie airdropped into the sociopolitical landscape of modern India. Dev Patel’s passion is evident as a performer…
RENT / BUYQuirky ‘PROBLEMISTA’ Aspires to Make America Artistic Again
Despite a fiery supporting performance from Tilda Swinton, Julio Torres’ first feature film, Problemista, feels like it hasn’t worked out all its kinks yet.…
RENT / BUYSundance ‘24: ‘DÌDI’ Comes Of Age in Observant, Rude Dramedy
Writer-director Sean Wang delivers an accomplished and empathic jolt of coming-of-age anguish with Dìdi. The young ensemble cast is phenomenal and funny while the…
RENT / BUYSundance ‘24: ‘A DIFFERENT MAN’ A Darkly Comic Psychological Thriller About Abandoned Identity
Sebastian Stan has never been better than in the unnerving and darkly comic physiological thriller ‘A Different Man’. Renate Reinstve and Adam Pearson are…
RENT / BUYSundance ‘24: ‘LOVE LIES BLEEDING’ Is a Blood-Stained Queer Love Affair on Steroids
Rose Glass’ slimy, queer romance thriller is as bloody as it is weird, with Kristen Stewart and a beefy Katy O'Brian pouring the requisite…
RENT / BUYSundance ‘24: Tortured ‘I SAW THE TV GLOW’ Reaches Through the Screen
Jane Schoenbrun’s unsettling identity-horror unfolds itself slowly before crescendoing into something undeniably powerful and affecting. A startling film that won’t soon leave you, even…
RENT / BUYSIFF ’23: ‘My Animal’ Unleashes Queer Love and Werewolf Angst
In My Animal, Jacqueline Castel deftly blends '80s nostalgia and Giallo inspiration into a queer, modern fairy tale. This indie film take on high…
RENT / BUYSIFF ‘23: Romantic Korean Drama ‘PAST LIVES’ Aches With the Power of Many Lifetimes
Some of the most romantic movies to ever exist (Before Sunset) don’t feature even a kiss. Enter Past Lives, Celine Song’s achingly romantic two-hander…
RENT / BUYIt’s Grizzled Prospector vs. Nazis In Badass War Actioner ‘SISU’
This Finnish response to John Wick sees a prospector take out a Nazi army in gory style. ‘Sisu’ is an insanely over-the-top historical-actioner that's…
RENT / BUYExistential Dark Comedy ‘BEAU IS AFRAID’ is Unhinged, Overlong, Hysterical
Ari Aster’s black comedy ‘Beau is Afraid’ is a wild swing - absolutely brilliant and hysterical in moments and completely self-indulgent and unnecessary in…
RENT / BUY‘THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN’ Examines the Tragic Hilarity of a Country at War With Itself
'The Banshees of Inisherin' is a striking dark comedy brimming with thematic depth, boasting a strong cast and sizable ideas but unlikely to click…
RENT / BUY‘MARCEL THE SHELL WITH SHOES ON’ A Delightful and Subtly Profound Mediation on Life (As a Shell)
‘Marcel the Shell with Shoes On’ will invariably enchant audiences, regardless of whether they are already familiar with the one-inch talking shell or not.…
RENT / BUY‘MOONFALL’ A Crash Course on Big Dumb Havoc Wreaking
A chaotic disaster epic marked by an impressive cast, laughable dialogue, and sometimes stellar special effects, 'Moonfall' is typical Roland Emmerich fare but lacking…
RENT / BUYSundance ’22: Cringe Turns Utterly Chilling in Knockout Psychological Horror ‘SPEAK NO EVIL’
A spiritual sequel to Michael Haneke’s ‘Funny Games’, Christian Tafdrup’s ‘Speak No Evil’ presents audiences with domestic discomfort and slowly cranks up the temperature.…
RENT / BUYSpoiler Alert: ‘THE MATRIX: RESURRECTIONS’ Is Not Good
Lana Wachowski has attempted to bring her beloved franchise back to life with ‘The Matrix: Resurrections’ but this third sequel has all the brains…
RENT / BUY‘RED ROCKET’ is Magic Mike Meets Joe Dirt A.K.A. It’s Glorious
A Texan ballad of a dirtbag ex-porn star, ‘Red Rocket’ is a sidesplittingly funny and brutally honest character study from writer-director Sean Baker. Its…
RENT / BUYVile Men Are Always the Heroes of Their Own Story in Medieval Court Drama ‘THE LAST DUEL’
Ridley Scott's latest medieval combat drama is relatively light on the swordplay and heavy on the politics and melodrama, cleverly telling the story of…
RENT / BUY‘THE MANY SAINTS OF NEWARK’ and the Crushing Weight of Legacy
David Chase’s cinematic coda to the greatest television show ever made is a reminder of the greatness of ‘The Sopranos’, taking a look back…
RENT / BUYDystopian Neo-Noir Love Story ‘REMINISCENCE’ Made Me Feel Nothing
‘Reminiscence’ has all the elements of a successful sci-fi noir - strong world building, solid performances, impressive visual effects - but nothing really clicks…
RENT / BUYLively, Diverse ‘IN THE HEIGHTS’ The Best Broadway Musical Adaptation In Years
Jon M. Chu’s tantalizing and splashy adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s seminal smash ‘In The Heights’ is a disruptive and colorful explosion of heart and…
RENT / BUY“NOMADLAND” Named Best Picture of 2020 by Seattle Film Critics Society
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RENT / BUYTender ‘MINARI’ Tells a Specific Story of Family Struggle With Universal Appeal
An exercise in understated family drama, Minari tells a hopeful saga of assimilation that pulls from writer-director Lee Isaac Chung’s own experience. The ensemble…
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By: Matt Oakes
Started blogging about film in college when the university paper wouldn’t have him. Dislikes your consensus film Twitter favorites. Devotee of horror movies that make him die a little inside. Catches films at festivals when he can. Proud SFCS and OFCS member and Tomatometer-approved critic. Editor-in-chief of Silver Screen Riot.
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