Guilty Until Proven Innocent? Mercy is a film about what some fear the most. That is a future where artificial intelligence becomes the one and only. This 2026 film was directed by Tim Bekmambetov, produced… Read More »‘Mercy’ (2026): A Review
Forbidden Enemies-To-Lovers Romance Hits Big In The Hockey World The Canadian LGBTQ+ sports-romance, Heated Rivalry, took the world by storm when the series released the first two episodes on November 28, 2025, and then weekly… Read More »‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 1 (2025): A Review
Dreaming Big is Betting on Yourself Josh Safdie’s solo directorial debut in Marty Supreme was a chance to showcase who he is, and he did an exceptional job. Safdie’s Marty Supreme, like his previous films,… Read More »‘Marty Supreme’ (2025): A Review
‘Ghost Train’ is a South Korean horror flick that weaves together bloody stories, creating a unique film that will excite and delight horror fans.
Exploring the Humanity Within a Monster Screened at select international film festivals, Frankenstein immerses viewers in a dark, captivating world of obsession and consequence. Oscar Isaac portrays Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist confronting the fallout… Read More »‘Frankenstein’ (2025): A Review
Earthly Ordinary, Cinematically Extraordinary Screened at the Virginia Film Festival, Clint Bentley’s Train Dreams follows the life of an ordinary man and his experiences through different trials and tribulations. The film’s cinematography is the film’s… Read More »‘Train Dreams’ (2025): A Review
Reaching a ‘Good’ Conclusion Jon M. Chu’s Wicked: For Good is the epic conclusion to the acclaimed Broadway musical adaptation of Wicked. The film follows Elphaba and Glinda four years after the events of the… Read More »‘Wicked: For Good’ (2025): A Review
A Funny Heist Drama Where Betrayal Comes Unexpectedly Play Dirty is Shane Black’s return to the crime-thriller genre, blending humor, slick dialogue, and relentless action into a story fueled by betrayal and payback. The film… Read More »‘Play Dirty’ (2025): A Review
Caught between loyalty and survival, Tommy Ward (Josh Duhamel) faces the fallout of a job gone wrong that drags him from London’s underworld to L.A.’s sunlit chaos in ‘London Calling.’
The climax that this show has been setting up for takes a turn.
