Dive into Gavin Polone’s first directing foray, uniting Barbarian (2022) star Georgina Campbell, veteran horror star Malcolm MacDowell, and newcomer James Preston Rogers into a horrific thriller.
Category: Reviews
Rental Family review: Fraser’s Comedic Return
Since his Oscar-winning performance in The Whale (2022), Brendan Fraser continues his mid-career renaissance, this time returning to his comedic roots in a fabulously sweet and wholesome story by sophomore director Hikari.
How To Make A Killing review: Powell Keeps Impressing
Say what you will about Hollywood trying to make Glen Powell a thing…it’s working on me.
Anniversary review: Dystopian Family Drama
Diane Lane and Kyle Chandler fight to keep their family together as a rising authoritarian movement takes over America.
Iron Lung review: A Promising, Uneven Debut
First-time director Mark Fischbach, better known as Markiplier, pours it all out into his passion project of the popular indie horror game Iron Lung.
Predator: Badlands review: A Predator On His Own
Dan Trachtenberg continues to solidify his vision for the Predator franchise with a superb follow-up to 2022’s Prey.
It Was Just an Accident review: The Ethics of Revenge
At great, constant risk, Jafar Panahi’s body of work has culminated into a masterpiece resonating beyond the borders of Iran and into the authoritarian nightmares happening across the globe.
Bugonia Review: Stone & Plemons Get Weirder Than Ever
In their second collaboration with director Yorgos Lanthimos, Jesse Plemons and Emma Stone star in a bizarre fight between a conspiracy theorist and Fortune 500 CEO over the existence of aliens: hilarity and chaos ensue.
The Long Walk review: King’s Dystopian Reality Is Here
Francis Lawrence’s adaptation of The Long Walk reinforces how close this dystopian future mirrors America’s current state, creating a chilling and impactful effect on the audience.
Weapons Review: New Age Comedic Horror (spoiler-free)
Zack Cregger crafts a new age horror thriller that eschews classic tropes to keep you on your toes, with a masterful blend of hilarity and absurdity.