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The Love Heist knows exactly what it's selling, and thankfully, it doesn't waste time pretending to be something it's not. Directed by Kevin Fair and written by Holly Gent, the film drops us into the glitz of the   ...

I don't remember where I was for every great television premiere. I remember exactly where I was when The X-Files aired. It became more than a weekly ritual—it became part of my life. ...

Sometimes a movie isn’t what you need to jolt you awake. You just need to have it tell you why you continue to return to stories like this.   And that’s where A Castle of Our Own really comes into its own. It doesn't ...

The first rule of Don't F With Mary Jane is simple: stop trying to figure out whether it's taking itself seriously. It doesn't care. One minute it's a bruising character study about emotional abuse and abandonment; the next  ...

They’re baaaack!Minions & Monsters sends everyone's favorite yellow agents of chaos back to the spotlight, this time into the wild world of 1920s Hollywood. What starts as another accidental adventure soon snowballs  ...

You know what's scarier than demons? An HOA. That's the gloriously stupid premise behind Hold the Fort, and director William Bagley milks every ridiculous second of it. What starts as a young couple settling into their ...

Killer couples therapy? Honestly, that's a premise that practically sells itself. As someone with a real soft spot for folk horror, I was immediately intrigued. At the same time, I'll admit I've grown a little skeptical. Ever since  ...

Supergirl, much grittier than its predecessor, absolutely embraces chaos. The adventure in this outing is all over the place, and it leans into that. It's messy. It's funny. It is surprisingly emotional. But, best of all, it remembers  ...

Daniel Roher's Tuner is one of those wonderful little surprises that sneaks up on you. It begins as an intimate character study, slowly transforms into a nail-biting crime thriller, flirts with romance, and somehow manages  ...

CAMP is the kind of horror movie that doesn't announce itself. Writer-director Avalon Fast eases us into Emily's world through friendship, campfire conversations, and the uneasy hope that a change of scenery  ...