Mystery
Clown in a Cornfield – Film Review
Clown in a Cornfield is a lean, mean, and thoughtful slasher that offers both genre thrills and biting commentary on generational conflict.
Until Dawn – Film Review
Until Dawn feels like being trapped in a nightmare that’s stylish, occasionally scary, but ultimately all too easy to wake from.
The Uninvited – Film Review
Nadia Conners’ The Uninvited is far from flawless, but it’s rich with intent and anchored by strong performances.
G20 – Film Review
G20 plays it safe, layering familiar action beats over a veneer of political intrigue and contemporary fears.
Drop – Film Review
Drop is a smart, stylish thriller that understands the fears of the digital age but roots them in very human emotions.
The Woman in the Yard – Film Review
While it doesn’t break new ground, The Woman in the Yard effectively delivers an unsettling and thought-provoking experience.
Holland – Film Review
Holland struggles to deliver the kind of gripping, edge-of-your-seat storytelling that makes for a truly memorable thriller.
The Kid Detective – Film Review
The Kid Detective is an unexpected gem that cleverly subverts the detective genre while delivering a deeply personal character study.
Opus – Film Review
Opus plays like an unfinished symphony—full of dissonant notes, lacking structure, and leaving you wondering what the point was.
The Damned – Film Review
The Damned is a flawed but memorable exploration of human frailty and the weight of guilt, set against the backdrop of the Arctic wilderness.