‘Ray Gunn’ Review – A Love Letter To Sci-Fi And Noir Films [AFI Fest 2026]
Brad Bird’s Ray Gunn is an animated private-eye story set in a retro-futuristic city. This review treats it as a love letter to classic…
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Brad Bird’s Ray Gunn is an animated private-eye story set in a retro-futuristic city. This review treats it as a love letter to classic…
‘Skincare’ has ideas to spare and trouble keeping them in line. Its mix of satire and thrills suggests a sharper film than the one…
1-2 Special has released the quiet epic "The Silent Friend" from director Ildikó Enyedi on Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts inside!
Rick Cutter’s The Grid Unplugged starts with electric cars and ends on a failing power grid. The documentary makes a common-sense pitch for a…
Peter Farrelly’s I Play Rocky follows young Sylvester Stallone as he writes Rocky and refuses to give up the lead. From NFF 2026: a…
It Ends turns a road trip into a disturbing nightmare, using isolation, dread, and uncertainty to create an unnerving horror experience.
Delve into the story of Aqueduct, New York's iconic racetrack, captured beautifully in a new film about family and memory.
The Wrong Girls gets plenty of mileage from its likable leads, giving this stoner comedy enough charm to overcome its rougher edges.
You do not need any clairvoyance to see the outcome here. Harbinger will exhaust the expert and bore the novice.
Weak performances, clunky dialogue, flat comedy, and uninspired direction prevent the Ice Cream Man from capitalizing on any of its strengths.