Movie Review: Evil Does Not Exist
Caffeine. If I didn’t know who Ryusuke Hamaguchi was, I would immediately start rolling my eyes as his very deliberate beginning to another one of …
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Movie Review: I Saw the TV Glow
This was a bummer. I understand what Jane Schoenbrun was going for with I Saw the TV Glow. But this is one of those moviegoing …
Movie Review: Merry Christmas
As enjoyable as movies like RRR or Pathaan can be, Indian Cinema, at least as seen in the West, can pitfall into action epics or …
Movie Review: Challengers
Like there was any doubt. Zendaya has been on this exponential trajectory to superstardom since Euphoria. With Dune, and now with Challengers, we’re here. Zendaya …
Movie Review: Civil War
Much like the America in Alex Garland’s Civil War, I am a house divided on this one. The best of this movie is some of …
Movie Review: Monkey Man
You know who should direct Mumbai’s John Wick? The Slumdog Millionaire kid. Dev Patel has come a long way since Skins and his Oscar winning …
Movie Review: La Chimera
Thank goodness for world cinema. As much as I enjoy a new superhero saving us from a tyrannical villain every 3-6 months, other countries have …
Movie Review: Love Lies Bleeding
We all have that one person: the regifter. No matter what you try to get them, they find a way to repackage or redistribute it …
Movie Review: Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire
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Movie Review: The Teacher’s Lounge
Generally, as Eighth Grade showed us, middle school is a viper’s den. The goal is simply to come out alive and relatively emotionally unscathed from …