NYAFF 2026: ‘Colony’ Review
Yeon Sang-ho’s latest genre thriller is an exhilarating zombie film with some clever ideas, bogged down by familiar archetypes.
‘Evil Dead Burn’ Review
Sébastien Vanicek takes the Evil Dead franchise into the world of French Extremity with an unforgiving, bleak approach and a cruel eye towards everything in its path.
‘Minions & Monsters’ Review
Pierre Coffin’s latest outing with the Minions is a reverential send-up of cinema’s history, filtered through the adorable hijinks of Illumination’s iconic mascots.
‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ Review
David Wain's latest comedy won’t win over non-believers, but celebrates the simple act of never giving up on your dreams in his typically absurdly hilarious way.
‘Leviticus’ Review
Adrian Chiarella’s haunting feature directorial debut strikes deep with a pair of devastating performances and a disquieting reality.
‘Disclosure Day’ Review
Steven Spielberg’s latest film reflects on the current political climate within a predictably spellbinding science fiction adventure.
‘Power Ballad’ Review
John Carney’s latest film, ‘Power Ballad,’ tugs all the same heartstrings as his previous works while celebrating how artistic freedom yields soul-enriching works.
Tribeca 2026: ‘Memorizu’ Review
Miiku Sakanishi’s directorial debut is a quietly moving reflection on memory and the tools we use to capture it.
Tribeca 2026: ‘American Zoo’ Review
Tim Travers Hawkins’ latest documentary is a shocking unveiling of the thin line between legacy, memory, and the truth.
‘Passenger’ Review
André Øvredal’s latest film sticks to the familiar path while crafting the occasionally satisfying thrill.
‘Mortal Kombat II’ Review
Simon McQuoid’s latest film is an improvement over its predecessor that faithfully captures the spirit of the modern games.
‘Beast’ Review
Tyler Atkins' sophomore feature rests in well-worn territory and delivers underwhelming drama in a familiar action premise.