Author: Phil Walsh

Where the Hell Is Anna? makes that balancing act the basis of a triumphant directorial debut, reviewed at NFF 2026.

A clever premise can only take a romance so far. The Love Hypothesis finds its appeal in the chemistry at its center, giving this smart rom-com a reason to root for love.

Lemonade Blessing tackles faith, guilt, identity, and purpose with a thoughtful coming-of-age story that feels personal and emotionally grounded.

Delve into the story of Aqueduct, New York’s iconic racetrack, captured beautifully in a new film about family and memory.

The Uprising may echo Robin Hood, but its mix of rebellion, spectacle, and hope still makes for an energetic and satisfying adventure.

Dark Hollow brings creature-feature thrills to coal country with strong atmosphere, memorable scares, and a satisfying bite.

Come With Me dives into paranoia and conspiracy, powered by a fearless performance that keeps its darkest turns compelling.

Disney Worldbuilders offers few surprises, but its celebration of imagination and creative ambition still makes the documentary worthwhile.

The Whisper Man review: a paint-by-numbers mystery that’s saved by standout performances. Here’s what works and what doesn’t in the film.

Wild, funny, and deliberately offbeat, ‘Hemet’ turns B-movie chaos into a surprisingly timely satire with plenty on its mind.