A horrific tale made all the more riveting by its real life roots.

This Fantastic Fest 2022 highlight from Martin McDonagh is a moving tale of friendship and heartbreak.

A good movie that could’ve been great, the X prequel boasts an amazing performance by Mia Goth.

Writer/Director Zach Cregger’s comedy background fuels a terrific horror film full of delightful shocks.

Inventive and entertaining cosmic horror that is sadly undercut by a bad structural choice.

Masaaki Yuasa’s film is a terrific celebration of storytelling and individuality, even as it staggers to the finish line.

While director Kat Coiro’s romcom sticks too closely to tropes with leads lacking romantic chemistry, some good still shines through.