Drama
Salvable – Film Review
While Kebbell and LaBeouf do their best to keep things afloat, they’re ultimately left swinging in a film that never quite earns its title.
Winter Spring Summer or Fall – Film Review
In the end, Winter Spring Summer or Fall is a tender, imperfect portrait of first love and missed chances.
Sinners – Film Review
In Sinners, Ryan Coogler fuses period drama, supernatural horror, and poignant social commentary into a hauntingly lyrical experience.
On Swift Horses – Film Review
It may not gallop to greatness, but On Swift Horses rides into emotionally potent territory with enough grace to make the journey worthwhile.
Eric LaRue – Film Review
Michael Shannon’s directorial debut Eric LaRue is a raw, unvarnished meditation on guilt, grief, and the elusive nature of redemption.
- 2025
- Drama
The Uninvited – Film Review
Nadia Conners’ The Uninvited is far from flawless, but it’s rich with intent and anchored by strong performances.
The King of Kings – Film Review
Seong-ho Jang’s The King of Kings is a noble and sincere work that solidly blends reverence with creativity.
G20 – Film Review
G20 plays it safe, layering familiar action beats over a veneer of political intrigue and contemporary fears.
The Rule of Jenny Pen – Film Review
The Rule of Jenny Pen offers a haunting portrait of institutional cruelty, aging, and the last flickers of resistance.
The Friend – Film Review
Scott McGehee and David Siegel’s The Friend is a thoughtful, delicately made drama that succeeds more in mood than momentum.
- 2025
- Drama