In Theaters and Digital

Caroline Golum’s Revelations of Divine Love is a film that resists easy categorization, existing somewhere between historical adaptation, spiritual meditation, and handmade experimental  ...

I went into Junebug expecting a light, predictable Hallmark romance — cozy, pleasant, low stakes. What I didn’t expect was how genuinely charming the central “switch-up” device would feel. The film pairs a nearly 40-year-old book editor with her blunt, bright-eyed     ...

Prepare yourself! They Will Kill You is the kind of movie that kicks the door in, paints the walls with arterial spray, and then cracks a wicked grin while making you clean up the mess. Directed by Kirill Sokolov and co-written with  ...

Because of Cupid, Hallmark’s latest addition to their romantic comedy canon, is exactly the kind of Valentine’s movie that shows up wearing pink, smelling like strawberries, and insisting it’s here to “shake things up,” even though it’s really just here to give you a warm    ...

The Containment is not a normal possession movie. It’s the kind of film that feels like it crawled out of a locked basement, chewing on grief and whispering secrets it was never supposed to hear. Directed by  ...

There’s something instantly cozy about Love in Store. From the opening scene, you know you’re settling in for that classic Hallmark blend of workplace rivalry, charming banter, and just enough emotional tension to keep things interesting. Set in the world of a home    ...

There’s something deeply cursed—in the best possible way—about a movie built around a camcorder that should absolutely have been left to rot in a box in the attic. CAPTURE wastes zero time letting you know this is not  ...

From the very first cozy scene in Blind Date Book Club, you can tell Hallmark has another winner on its hands. Directed by Peter Benson and written by Nicole Baxter, this springtime romance centers on Meg (played with sincere sweetness by Erin Krakow)—a charming    ...

Some films merely wink at weirdness; Dead Lover—directed, co‑written, and performed with feral commitment by Grace Glowicki—sprints naked into the abyss, waving a shovel and screaming poetry. When it hits UK cinemas  ...

All of My Heart: The Wedding really does feel like Hallmark closing the book on one of its most beloved trilogies with a warm, satisfied sigh. Director Terry Ingram leans into everything fans have loved about Jenny and Brian’s journey from the very beginning: the cozy    ...