When I first saw Talk to Me (the secret screening at Overlook Festival in 2023), I knew I had seen something special. It felt like
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PFS SpringFest 2025: Friendship & The Threesome
Friendship (dir. Andrew DeYoung) It’s not an understatement to say that Tim Robinson is having a moment right now. I Think You Should Leave has
Warfare – a soul-rattling experience that takes anti-war cinema to a new level
It’s been correctly noted that it’s impossible to make a combat movie* without glorifying said combat in some way. Even the films most critical of
Opus – An entertaining version of a movie you’ve seen before
Opus is a solid movie, but it’s one I’ve seen before many times, most recently in Midsommar, a film that was itself derivative of many
Parthenope review: a bewitching, scattered fairy tale
“Beauty is like war. It opens doors.” So says famed author John Cheever (Gary Oldman) to the titular lead of Parthenope (pronounced like “Penelope” but
A Different Man – Stan stuns in a thoughtful and dark comedy of identity
Two things can be true: Pretty people have an easier time getting by in this world AND no matter how ugly you are there are
The Front Room – maybe don’t take your in-laws to this one
The trailers for The Front Room do a stellar job of putting forth the image of a horror movie you’ve seen before. By leaning into
I Like to Movie Movie episode 257 – Midsommar
Stephen got invited to a screening of Midsommar, so we decided to further his horror education by devoting an episode to Ari Aster’s epic feast
Kinds of Kindness is a bizarre and hilarious anthology from a prestige weirdo
I love an anthology film, and the best anthologies typically feel similar to their literary counterpart: the short story collection. This is commonly tied to
Tuesday is an imaginative story that goes to surprising places
Tuesday is not at all the movie being advertised. This, of course, is not the result of a dishonest campaign or a willingness to hoodwink