Exit 8 deftly blurs the line between horror and thriller, turning it into a gripping 90-minute single-location journey through its own version of purgatory.
Exit 8 deftly blurs the line between horror and thriller, turning it into a gripping 90-minute single-location journey through its own version of purgatory.
A sweeping, three hours long, decades-spanning historical epic that will take you on a cultural and emotional journey.
A thrill ride with an incredible performance from Timothee Chalamet that nevertheless doesn’t quite capture the same genius as Uncut Gems.
Hamnet is a great movie, let’s start with that, but the truth is that I could never distance myself enough from Maggie O’Farrell’s sublime novel to truly appreciate it.
The trappings of a family gathering become a study in all the ways the patriarchy affects all levels of a woman’s life.
I liked the previous one; this one didn’t work for me.
Harrowing and incredible in equal parts.
The frenzied exposition of the beginning takes away from the spectacular action of the rest.
Ryan Coogler’s genius is that every part of this thrilling vampire movie also works to explore multiple overlapping themes.
Thoroughly entertaining -if occasionally overwritten- if you’re in the mood for old-fashioned spycraft.