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Netflix's Thunder Force Isn't Super, But It's Alright: Review

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Netflix's Thunder Force Isn't Super, But It's Alright: Review

Better than My Super-Ex Girlfriend, sloppier than Hancock, it’s nothing dynamic but fun all the same.

Blake Goble April 9, 2021

We Are the Thousand Solidifies Foo Fighters As One of Rock’s Most Inspiring Bands: Review

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We Are the Thousand Solidifies Foo Fighters As One of Rock's Most Inspiring Bands: Review

Rachel Reeves April 5, 2021

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Rachel Sennott Is an Anxiety-Ridden Revelation in Shiva Baby: Review

Lauren Coates April 2, 2021

Concrete Cowboy Rides Into a Summer of Predictability: Review

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Concrete Cowboy Rides Into a Summer of Predictability: Review

Jesse Hassenger April 2, 2021

Godzilla vs. Kong Is Punch-Drunk Fun: Review

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Godzilla vs. Kong Is Punch-Drunk Fun: Review

Kyle Cubr March 29, 2021

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HBO's Tina Is a Disappointing Slog for A Vibrant Legend: Review

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HBO's Tina Is a Disappointing Slog for a Vibrant Legend: Review

T.J. Martin and Daniel Lindsay too often focus on Tina Turner's trauma as opposed to her triumphs.

March 27, 2021

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Nobody Is the Premier Dad Film of 2021: Review

Bob Odenkirk follows the footsteps of Liam Neeson, Denzel Washington, and Keanu Reeves to mixed results.

March 22, 2021

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Delia Derbyshire: The Myths and the Legendary Tapes Is A Beautiful, But Disappointing Tribute: SXSW Review

To call writer/director/star Caroline Catz’s passionate tribute a documentary would be false advertising.

March 21, 2021

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The Spine of Night Is a Gory, Retro Throwback to Ralph Bakshi: SXSW Review

Adult animated high fantasy is back in this modest albeit intriguing showcase of the format.

March 21, 2021

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