Movie Reviews

Reviews of theatrical releases.

"Rebecca" is a perfect adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel until it suddenly isn't.

A silly and aptly strange independent foray into horror.

Gratingly didactic and thrillingly verbose in equal measure. So, an Aaron Sorkin movie.

More a chronicle than a contextualization, but it will (and should) still make you angry.

Our Nightstream Festival coverage begins with a look at Nicholas Santos' feature debut.

A masterful adaptation of the 1968 play now streaming on Netflix.

A biopic elevated by artistic vision, playfulness and inclusivity.

A refreshingly naturalistic drama.

A morbid bit of fun whose script can't quite match the impeccable performances and direction.

An empathetic character piece and strong debut for director Andrew Gibson.