Civil War is set to be one of the most contentious films of the year. Alex Garland’s latest film delves deeply into a harrowing and eerily realistic modern conflict, encapsulating….

Touted as an untold saga of true heroes, Shane Dax Taylor’s WWII action film Murder Company sticks to a familiar formula. Unlike The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, which offered an….

Steppenwolf Review: Action and comedy often blend seamlessly, with even intense violence sometimes taking on a humorous edge. This is a formula Quentin Tarantino masters, turning brutal moments into darkly….

Who could have imagined that healing the world would begin within the walls of Sing Sing?” a character reflects near the end of Greg Kwedar’s film. This line is just….

Midway through Longlegs, the unsettling horror-thriller by Osgood Perkins (known for The Blackcoat’s Daughter and Gretel & Hansel), we encounter a young woman emerging from a catatonic state years after….

The Outlaws Review: The Western genre has been a staple of cinema for decades, celebrated for its portrayal of the expansive frontier, the fierce independence of early settlers, and the….

Kevin Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1: A Long, Uneven Prologue: Kevin Costner deserves recognition for transforming what is essentially a three-hour introduction into something that occasionally holds….

Twisters Review: At its essence, a compelling disaster film often doubles as a horror movie. It portrays events so catastrophic and beyond comprehension that they seem to challenge our very….

If there’s one vampire film primed to make waves, it’s Radio Silence’s Abigail, featuring a seemingly sweet ballerina concealing a dark, monstrous side. The film has generated considerable buzz, not….

The Decameron Review: These days, the success of a pandemic-themed story often hinges on its timing. While some creators opt for a contemporary approach reflecting recent events, others delve into….