Publications

February 26, 2026

‘Everybody to Kenmure Street’ Review: A Journey through Glasgow's Proud History of Standing Up for the Little Guy

Everybody to Kenmure Street, which was chosen as the opening gala film for this year’s Glasgow Film Festival, combines archive footage, perso...

February 25, 2026

Review: ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Near-Perfect Debut Season Revives Westeros by Celebrating Goodness

Despite record-breaking viewership and HBO’s continued investment in Westeros, the cultural temperature around “A Song of Ice and Fire” on sc...

February 24, 2026

Review: ‘Kokuho’ is High-Caliber Style with Little Substance

The 2026 Academy Awards, to some people’s surprise, had a few inspired choices in the below-the-line categories, especially in the hair and m...

February 24, 2026

‘Decorado’ Review: An Animated Horror That Explores the Inevitable

Decorado, from Alberto Vázquez, is a tale of two animated mice, Arnold (Asier Hormaza) and MarÍa (Aintzane Gamiz), who are both facing ...

February 24, 2026

Why Are Women Not Allowed To Adapt IP?

Women directors just can't catch a break these days, with social media crusaders raising pitchforks and torches every time a new film of thei...

February 24, 2026

Review: ‘Tony Odyssey’ is a Wholly Unique Head Trip with Universal Questions

In the dictionary, the term "odyssey" has two meanings. The first definition is a physical journey that is full of twists and turns. The seco...

February 23, 2026

Review: 'A Free Daughter of Free Kyrgyzstan' is a Reminder That Art is Political

Outside of what we know from our school history books, there have been (and still are) many brave individuals fighting injustices faced withi...

February 23, 2026

Review: 'Psycho Killer' is a Killer Snoozefest

Directed by Gavin Polone, crime thriller Psycho Killer positions itself as an edgy, Satanic Panic take on The Silence of the Lambs (1991) and...

February 23, 2026

Review: Kate Cobb’s ‘BRB’ Goes Back in Time and Heals Your Teenage Self

We all remember our teenage years, a kaleidoscope of hormones, the desire to be treated like an adult, whilst you are still seen as a chi...

February 23, 2026

Glasgow Film Festival 2026 Curtain Raiser

Cornish horror with a time-travel flair, a documentary of Glaswegian civil resistance, and an animated mouse having a midlife crisis are all ...

February 19, 2026

A Decade of Living Deliciously: Revisiting 'The Witch'

This year marks ten years since The Witch was released. I was 17 when it was released in 2016, and I watched it for the first time. I remembe...

February 19, 2026

The 32nd Slamdance Film Festival Kicks Off in Los Angeles

This month, our team is covering the Slamdance Film Festival, an experimental festival celebrating independent and startup filmmakers. ...

February 19, 2026

'How To Make A Killing’ Review: A Middling Eat the Rich Comedy that Barely Gets by with Glenn Powell's Charm

In a world where capitalism has taken hold of nearly every aspect of our lives, it makes sense that the “Eat the rich” subgenre of film has b...

February 18, 2026

8 Dreamy, Otherworldly Films for Pisces Season

Fresh off the bitey heels of an active Aquarius Season, the sun now enters the final sign of Pisces around February 19 to gently guide us int...

February 17, 2026

Review: ‘Crime 101’ is the Type of Refreshing Crime Epic We Don’t Get Anymore

With the surplus of releases this weekend, Crime 101 may be off your radar, but I’m here to tell you it should be on your radar. Crime 101 is...

February 16, 2026

Literally Seated: Juliette Lewis Goes Full Chair in ‘By Design’

Have you ever admired a piece of furniture so much that you wanted to be it? That’s the basic plot of By Design, directed by Amanda Kramer. W...

February 13, 2026

Review: Emerald Fennell’s Watered-Down “Wuthering Heights” is a Stylized, Borderline Camp Experience Lacking in Sex and Poeticism

Emerald Fennell is no stranger to tackling the relationships between sexuality, power, and class, as she did in her rather polarizing films P...

February 13, 2026

‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ Review: Gore Verbinski Screams at the Future with Unhinged, Messy Insanity

It’s been 10 years since Gore Verbinski took the director’s seat, and — surprise, surprise — a lot has changed since. With Good Luck, Have Fu...

February 11, 2026

Review: ‘Buddy’ Is an Inventive Horror-Parody of 90s Kids’ TV that Runs Out of Steam

If you grew up or had young kids between 1990 and 2010, you likely wound up watching at least a couple of episodes of “Barney & Friends” ...

February 11, 2026

‘I Want Your Sex’ Review: Hoffman and Wilde Bare It All in Gregg Araki’s Delectable Big Screen Return

According to other generations, Gen Z has many issues it needs to address — Respect, communication, anxiety, and screen time, just to n...

February 10, 2026

Documentarians Lead the Way on Environmentalist Storytelling at Sundance 2026

While experiencing the final Park City edition of the Sundance Film Festival, it felt almost fitting that there was little to no snow on the ...

February 10, 2026

Super Bowl Trailers You Can’t Miss

The 60th Super Bowl featured a plethora of movie trailers and Hollywood projects, setting the slate for an exciting year for film while mixin...

February 9, 2026

‘When a Witness Recants’ Review: The Exoneration of the Harlem Park Three Gets True Crime Treatment

In November 1983, three Baltimore. MD teens are brought in for questioning related to a murder at one of the local schools in the area. 36 ye...

February 9, 2026

Review: This Year’s Reimagined ‘Dracula’ Sucks The Vampire Classic Dry

Most vampire fanatics are familiar with Bram Stoker’s classic tale about eternal, monstrous love in some form or another. Countless interpret...

February 9, 2026

Review: 'The Strangers: Chapter 3' Fittingly Caps Off an Awful Trilogy

This review contains spoilers for the ‘The Strangers’ film series. The nightmare is over. Not just the horrifying turmoil in which mas...

February 9, 2026

Review: ‘The Moment’ Proves Charli XCX Is More Than Just a Bratty Moment

Brat summer may be over according to a calendar, but it isn’t actually over. In fact, it might just live on forever. The summer sensation of ...

February 9, 2026

Review: ‘LADY’ Asks What We Are Willing to Sacrifice in Order to Find Freedom

What does a woman give up in order to achieve independence? This is the heart of Olive Nwosu’s LADY, her feature debut at the Sundance Film F...

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‘Everybody to Kenmure Street’ Review: A Journey through Glasgow's Proud History of Standing Up for the Little Guy

Review: ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Near-Perfect Debut Season Revives Westeros by Celebrating Goodness

Review: ‘Kokuho’ is High-Caliber Style with Little Substance

‘Decorado’ Review: An Animated Horror That Explores the Inevitable

Why Are Women Not Allowed To Adapt IP?

Review: ‘Tony Odyssey’ is a Wholly Unique Head Trip with Universal Questions

Review: 'A Free Daughter of Free Kyrgyzstan' is a Reminder That Art is Political

Review: 'Psycho Killer' is a Killer Snoozefest

Review: Kate Cobb’s ‘BRB’ Goes Back in Time and Heals Your Teenage Self

Glasgow Film Festival 2026 Curtain Raiser

A Decade of Living Deliciously: Revisiting 'The Witch'

The 32nd Slamdance Film Festival Kicks Off in Los Angeles

'How To Make A Killing’ Review: A Middling Eat the Rich Comedy that Barely Gets by with Glenn Powell's Charm

8 Dreamy, Otherworldly Films for Pisces Season

Review: ‘Crime 101’ is the Type of Refreshing Crime Epic We Don’t Get Anymore

Literally Seated: Juliette Lewis Goes Full Chair in ‘By Design’

Review: Emerald Fennell’s Watered-Down “Wuthering Heights” is a Stylized, Borderline Camp Experience Lacking in Sex and Poeticism

‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ Review: Gore Verbinski Screams at the Future with Unhinged, Messy Insanity

Review: ‘Buddy’ Is an Inventive Horror-Parody of 90s Kids’ TV that Runs Out of Steam

‘I Want Your Sex’ Review: Hoffman and Wilde Bare It All in Gregg Araki’s Delectable Big Screen Return

Documentarians Lead the Way on Environmentalist Storytelling at Sundance 2026

Super Bowl Trailers You Can’t Miss

‘When a Witness Recants’ Review: The Exoneration of the Harlem Park Three Gets True Crime Treatment

Review: This Year’s Reimagined ‘Dracula’ Sucks The Vampire Classic Dry

Review: 'The Strangers: Chapter 3' Fittingly Caps Off an Awful Trilogy

Review: ‘The Moment’ Proves Charli XCX Is More Than Just a Bratty Moment

Review: ‘LADY’ Asks What We Are Willing to Sacrifice in Order to Find Freedom

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