Movie Review: Dracula (2026)
Great time to be a vampire. This is now the 3rd Nosferatu/Dracula adaptation in as many years. Such is the power of the tale; all …
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Movie Review: A Private Life
I’ve grown so used to people coming abroad to the United States to play Americans, I kind of just forgot that that street could go …
Movie Review: Nouvelle Vague
The French New Wave. That might not mean a lot to someone who goes to the movies once a year. But hear me out: when …
Movie Review: The Amateur
We were overdue for an update here. Alfred Hitchcock built a lot of his films around “the wrong man” country hopping spy thrillers, where our …
Movie Review: Maria
And so concludes Pablo Larrain’s FLOW (Famous Lonely Opulent Women) trilogy. His latest double muse takes us to the Opera, as Angelina Jolie, a FLOW …
Movie Review: Under Paris
Movies are best when we’re learning from one another. I hope American filmmakers start stealing techniques and stories from our French counterparts: immersive character dramas …
Movie Review: Good Grief
It wasn’t enough that Dan Levy had conquered TV. The Schitt’s Creek superstar takes those prestigious talents and convinced Netflix to give him a shot …
Movie Review: Murder Mystery 2
I want all stars to pay attention. When you’re making a movie, and you get anywhere near Adam Sandler’s level of fame, start putting riders …
Movie Review: Not Okay
Sometimes a lesson takes time to sink in. There have been countless movies about social media and its consequences, some good, some bad. But we …
Movie Review: Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is one of those underrated movie experiences I wish happened more often. The movie is built as a pure unadulterated …