Reviews

‘Dead To Me’ Ends With Its Best Season Yet

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

Dead To Me is back for a surprising and emotional final season, and the series ends on a definite high note.

‘Falling for Christmas’ Invites Audiences to Fall in Love With Lindsay Lohan All Over Again

By Aurora Amidon 

In her return to the rom-com, Lindsay Lohan excels in a heartwarming, delightfully predictable Christmas flick.

‘Holy Spider’ Is a Compelling True Crime Tale That Idolizes Its Killer

By Lex Briscuso 

When dramatizing a real serial killer’s reign, we need to think more about the victims and the people who loved them living in the aftermath.

‘The Crown’ Has Finally Lost Some Luster in Season 5

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

Scripts that lack subtlety and a focus on all the wrong characters make this the weakest season in the series’ often fantastic run.

“The Inspection” Is An Intensely Personal Boot Camp Drama

By Will DiGravio 

The promising debut narrative feature from Elegance Bratton never quite finds its narrative balance.

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Tries (and Mostly Succeeds) to Balance Emotion and Spectacle

By Rob Hunter 

The king is dead! Long live the…

‘The White Lotus’ Makes a Welcome Return With an A Dynamic New Cast

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

The White Lotus season two introduces a whole new cast of characters for a compelling, if not quite bitingly satirical, trip to Sicily.

Netflix’s ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ Is One of the Most Harrowing War Movies Since ‘Come and See’

By Aurora Amidon 

The newest adaptation of Erich Maria Remarque’s acclaimed 1929 novel sees war at its most chilling.

Margaret Qualley Gives a Tremendous Performance in Claire Denis’ Evocative ‘Stars at Noon’

By Will DiGravio 

This romantic thriller finds the personal in the political.