Category: Reviews

A pair of US narrative films from Sundance 2026

Here’s a quick look at a pair of US narrative films from Sundance 2026. Take Me Home, directed by...

Even though it borrows from other films of the genre, Whistle still has a life of its own.

by Steve Norton | Feb 6, 2026 | Reviews

Soul’s Road isn’t going to change the world. And neither is it trying to do so.

After the year they’ve had, almost 10 years after their debut, it seems Stray Kids is just getting started.

by Daniel Eng | Feb 6, 2026 | Reviews

Kokuho is a decades-long epic revolving around the world of Kabuki actors, a highly respected art...

My wife and I picked well when we chose our films from the offering of international dramatic...

Drac is back and, this time, he’s hungry for love. Directed by Luc Besson, Dracula tells the story...

Under Mendoza’s direction, Goals becomes a silly and upbeat tale of love in the modern era that’s a solid streaming pick.

I don’t cover Sundance Film Festival as a journalist, but my wife and I do buy an online package...

It’s time to put on make up. It’s time to light the lights.

by Raevin Larue | Jan 30, 2026 | Reviews

When a film tackles real-world trauma, the stakes for sensitivity and truth are impossibly high.

by Steve Norton | Jan 30, 2026 | Reviews

In Arco, Bienvenu offers us a futuristic fairytale that matters now.

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