Category: TV Movies
Culpa Tuya Review: Who Do We Blame For the Lost Spark?
Culpa Mia (My Fault) was so fun, so we have no idea how the sequel, Culpa Tuya (Your Fault) got things so wrong. Read our review.
Hanukkah on the Rocks Review: A Meet-Cute with Manischewitz
A corporate lawyer ousted in a merger finds more fulfilling work—and much more—at a bar that brings her back to her roots on Hanukkah on the Rocks. Read on for our review!
Sugarplummed Review: A Sweet (and Self-Aware) Christmas Treat
Sugarplummed, starring Maggie Lawson and Janel Parish, represents a new holiday trend—a Hallmark Christmas movie that knows it’s a Hallmark Christmas movie.
Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story Review: A Heartwarming Love Story
Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story is a love letter to family, faith, and traditions wrapped up in a nice Kansas City Chiefs bow. Check out our review!
Woman of the Hour Review: Anna Kendrick Impresses with Chilling Directorial Debut
Woman of the Hour tells the horrifying true story of a serial killer who makes his way onto a dating game show. Read on for our review.
Will Ferrell, Harper Steele, and Director Josh Greenbaum Discuss ‘Will & Harper’ Documentary | TIFF 2024
Will Ferrell, Harper Steele, and Josh Greenbaum joined audiences at TIFF to discuss the love languages and road-trip skits of their documentary, Will & Harper.
Will & Harper Review: Comedy and Camaraderie Can Heal the Soul
Will & Harper is a heartwarming road trip documentary that explores one transgender woman’s story through laughter and famous friends. Check out our review!
His Three Daughters Review: An Unremarkable Sibling Tale Backed by Three Remarkable Performances
Much like family itself, you will come out of watching His Three Daughters with complicated feelings. Read on for our review of the star-studded film!
Apartment 7A Trailer Shows a Dancer Haunted by More Than Stage Fright
Paramount+ has released the trailer for the upcoming horror film Apartment 7A, premiering in September. Read on for the details!
Incoming Review: A Messy Teen Comedy Finds Its Superbad-Inspired Footing
Incoming is a hilariously charming coming-of-age film that pushes its Superbad switch to the max. Read our review!