Over seven episodes, I Am Not Okay with This comprises of hesitations, stumblings, comedies of error, and charming moments free of heavy-handed stylization.
Edward Berger’s Conclave, the story of a turbulent struggle for the papal throne, belongs to the category of "films of the moment."
Cattet and Forzani’s films – Reflection in a Dead Diamond included – are cinephilic gems, rich in intertextual references to European genre cinema classics.
Jokes, wordplay, and subtle, witty allusions counterbalance the serious, timely issues tackled by BoJack Horseman, but they never belittle or diminish them.
George the Hedgehog is fun… It tries to juggle satire and slapstick and aims to be both sharp satire and screwball comedy.
Dead by Dawn tells the story of a group of young artists who arrive at a theater to stage a play, only to discover that the...
Bloodride should be treated as a solid craft work for those who appreciate quick solutions without the need for elaborate world-building.
LX 2048 is an uneven film — but its relevance is profoundly unsettling. Let’s hope it doesn’t turn out to be prophetic.
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While Bring Her Back may not quite be a masterpiece, it’s a top-tier entry in the modern horror genre – and that masterpiece feels just around...
After the magic of the first season—with its extraordinary visual layer and its sober approach to faith’s meaning—only the aesthetics remain in The New Pope.