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MoviesEmma Thompson and Daryl McCormack Make Bedroom Magic in Good Luck to You, Leo GrandeBy Jacob OllerJune 15, 2022Rating7.4
MoviesCha Cha Real Smooth Is an Enjoyable but Unremarkable Nice Guy’s TaleBy Shayna Maci WarnerJune 15, 2022Rating8.4
MoviesMaika Monroe Is Paranoid and in Her Element in Sharp B-Thriller WatcherBy Jacob OllerJune 3, 2022Rating7.9
MoviesA Fantastic Ensemble Navigates the Uneven, Cop-Eluding Thriller-Comedy EmergencyBy Jacob OllerMay 20, 2022Rating7.0
MoviesLow-Key Sci-Fi Dual Is a Dryly Hilarious Attack of the ClonesBy Jacob OllerApril 14, 2022Rating8.6
MoviesUnhurried Folk Horror You Won’t Be Alone Is an Enticing Witch’s BrewBy Natalia KeoganApril 1, 2022Rating7.8
MoviesCannibalistic Rom-Com Gone Wrong Fresh Lacks BiteBy Jacob OllerMarch 4, 2022Rating6.0
MoviesGirls Just Want to Scream Demonically in Sirens, a Rip-Roaring Lebanese Music DocumentaryBy Shayna Maci WarnerFebruary 2, 2022Rating8.8
MoviesThe 10 Best Films of Sundance 2022By Jacob Oller, Natalia Keogan, and Shayna Maci WarnerFebruary 1, 2022
MoviesEqual Parts Poignant and Discordant, Piggy Puts a Spin on Body HorrorBy Natalia KeoganJanuary 30, 2022Rating7.3
MoviesGirl Picture Is an Honest, Angsty and Joyfully Queer Coming of AgeBy Shayna Maci WarnerJanuary 30, 2022Rating8.9
MoviesThe Intriguing Ideas and Rich Source Material of Framing Agnes Are Obscured by Its Own MetaBy Shayna Maci WarnerJanuary 30, 2022Rating6.5
MoviesBlistering Climate Doc To the End Tries to Take On the World (Or at Least Its Problems)By Jacob OllerJanuary 28, 2022Rating7.0
MoviesSparse Yet Striking, Dos Estaciones Portrays the Minutiae of Labor-Based StrifeBy Natalia KeoganJanuary 28, 2022Rating8.5
MoviesMeet Me in the Bathroom Loses Its Lower East Side EdgeBy Natalia KeoganJanuary 27, 2022Rating6.8
MoviesLaid-Back Hawaiian Indie Every Day in Kaimuki Lacks ControlBy Jacob OllerJanuary 26, 2022Rating5.3
MoviesHonk for Jesus. Save Your Soul. Avoid this Satire. Save Yourself.By Jacob OllerJanuary 26, 2022Rating5.9
MoviesFlashy Documentary 2nd Chance Shoots Richard Davis as Gleefully as He Shoots HimselfBy Jacob OllerJanuary 26, 2022Rating7.3
MoviesHypnotic Chilean Eco-Fable The Cow Who Sang a Song Into the Future Is a Cerebral ReverieBy Natalia KeoganJanuary 26, 2022Rating8.0
MoviesContrived Psychological Horror Speak No Evil Targets Self-Destructive CivilityBy Jacob OllerJanuary 25, 2022Rating5.9