Eighth Grade
In Bo Burnham’s writer-director debut, he uses the horrors of middle school to combat the dangers of performative identity. […]
Reviews
Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
This moving documentary looks at the humanity of the man behind “Mister Rogers”. […]
Sorry to Bother You
In his directorial debut, Boots Riley takes on capitalism, racism, and pretty much everything else. […]
Fahrenheit 451
The newest adaptation of the Bradbury novel lights a candle in respect while taking a flamethrower to the material. […]
Cargo
Australia’s first “Netflix Original” feature film, Cargo, is a familiar film in an unfamiliar setting. […]
Deadpool 2
Hold on to your chimichangas, you’re in for a wild, bloody ride. […]
They Remain
In this dark indie thriller, a pair of experts survey a wooded site with a dark history. […]
Mute
Duncan Jones’ new Netflix film Mute has been sold as a continuation of his first film Moon and heavily inspired by Blade Runner, but does it manage to go any deeper than its loose connections to other films? […]
Black Panther
It’s EVERYTHING, y’all. […]
Bright
The only fantasy in Netflix’s first “blockbuster” is the idea it somehow deserves a sequel. […]