Reviews

The Colony is a nice thought-provoking post-apocalyptic movie. I recommend this if you like futuristic tales of human survival that also tackle moral ambiguity.

Mark Rylance returns in a charming biographical film about a British golfer. Get all the details in our review of The Phantom of the Open.

M. Night Shyamalan is back in full form with his latest thriller. Find out just how good it is in our Knock at the Cabin review.

Never Rarely Sometimes Always breaks the rules of conventional storytelling in order to give the delicate subject matter the intimate focus it deserves. The result is a fascinating piece of realism.

Set 100 years after the original series, does Netflix have another hit on its hands? Find out in our Vikings: Valhalla review.

5B is a documentary about the early days of the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco. It covers a period from 1983 to 2003, when ward 5B in the San Francisco General Hospital was one of the first medical facilities dedicated to AIDS. The film features interviews with various hospital staff, AIDS survivors, and relatives of people who contracted the disease.

Tanto Coure is a deck building card game for those of us who like anime maids.

With money running out and suicidal thoughts taking hold, the final 30 minutes of French Exit are fantastic. Clocking in just shy of two hours, it takes a bit to get to the best parts of the film, but the final act is worth the wait.

The Ghostbusters are back, this time with Jason Reitman in the director's chair. Find out if Ghostbusters: Afterlife was worth the wait.

The Netflix adaptation of The Umbrella Academy was something I thought I was prepared for, but got blown completely away by in the end nonetheless.