Testament (1983)
Testament is one of the most realistic and quietly devastating post–World War II nuclear war stories, not because of what it shows, but because of how stubbornly it refuses to look away from the ordinary human cost of c...
Testament is one of the most realistic and quietly devastating post–World War II nuclear war stories, not because of what it shows, but because of how stubbornly it refuses to look away from the ordinary human cost of c...
Mortal Kombat II is a dumb occasionally entertaining sequel that improves on the first film through larger scale action, fan-service characters, and ambitious tournament spectacle, though its sloppy writing and weak emotional stakes keep...
Memories thrives on its bold creativity and distinct visual identity, delivering three uniquely compelling stories that vary in execution but collectively highlight the power of animation as a medium for psychological and thematic...
Project Hail Mary is an expansive, comedic, and emotionally impactful sci fi blockbuster that through its story, visuals, and standout performance from Ryan Gosling established itself as one of the best films of the 21est century and a...
Undertone is a creative and conceptual new look at the door film genre that succeeds in building tension through sound design and atmosphere, but ultimately feels much more like an experience than a fully cohesive narrative feature...
Boots Riley’s newest film, I Love Booster’s world premiere provided a colorful, eccentric, and often hilariously creative film whose ambition and style create a unique experience, despite the narrative becoming messy and overloaded at cer...
War Machine attempts to merge the traditional war film with a sci fi horror, but while its practical action and gore elements succeed, weak storytelling and underdeveloped characters prevent the concept from reaching new...
After an incredibly successful first season from the video game to TV adaptation of Fallout, it felt greedy but relieving to have high hopes for a season...