Movie Reviews7.3/10
Cars Coasts on Charm but Idles Too Long in the Middle
A young racer learns a quiet lesson in a faded town, told with fine art but a middle that lasts far too long upon the road.
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Category: Movie Reviews
Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
Train to Busan traps its passengers on the rails — and still runs hard 10 years later
A father and daughter struggle for life upon a train full of the sick, in a tale of horror, haste, and feeling.
Movie Reviews9.3/10
Here’s to the Fools Who Dream: ‘La La Land’ Sings, Soars, and Breaks the Heart
Two dreamers in a city of stars fall in love while chasing their own hopes, in a tale that sings before it wounds the heart.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
Your Name. Turns a Body-Swap Premise Into Honest Tears
Two strangers trade places in body and heart, in a glad tale of longing across distant towns and time.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
Olivia Wilde Runs the Show in Gregg Araki’s ‘I Want Your Sex’
Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman star in Gregg Araki's swift, funny tale of a muse arrangement gone terribly wrong.
Movie Reviews7.9/10
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Makes a Tired Hero Feel New Again
Peter Parker fights on, unknown and alone, in a tale of a hero forgotten by his city and his friends alike.
Movie Reviews3.4/10
Ice Cream Man Knows It’s a Joke — And That’s All It Knows
A quiet town suffers a visit from an ice cream man in Eli Roth's dull horror jest, wanting terror and jesting both, and gaining neither.
Movie Reviews8.9/10
Jane Schoenbrun’s ‘Camp Miasma’ Revives the Slasher and Finds a Love Story at Its Heart
A quiet slasher series wakes to new life as a director falls into desire, dread, and delirium with the star of the original film.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
A Child of My Own: Alberdi’s Genre-Blurring Inquiry Earns Its Doubt
A woman pretends a child is coming amid despair; Alberdi's tale moves between staged scene and documentary inquiry to the last.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
In The End of Oak Street, the Family Drama Outshines the Mystery It’s Wrapped In
A street torn from its place, a family that must remain one or die. David Mitchell's tale of dread, tenderness, and no true peril.