FANTASY
The live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon sticks pretty close to the original, with Hiccup and Toothless still stealing the show. While it doesn’t add anything new, it keeps the heart of the story alive.
Features
Long before Marvel weaponized variants, storytellers were already traveling across dimensions, splitting timelines, and asking us to follow white rabbits. Writers have been bending reality and taking us to fantastical universes; MCU just made it trendy.
MOVIE
John Wick stopping by a ballet studio was not on my bingo cards, but here we are. Ballerina fused the stylized world of the Wick franchise with the...
MOVIE & TV
If you’ve ever wondered who would win in a royal rumble between a Viking shieldmaiden, a ninja, and a WWII flyboy against an eight-foot alien, Predator: Killer of...
MOVIE
Is the ending to ‘The Mist,’ one of the best in horror movie history? Why would seemingly reasonable people fight so hard to survive, then within a few...
Classic
"The Ballad of Narayama," is a haunting Japanese film that explores tough themes of aging and tradition in a stunningly artistic way. It's one of those powerful, brutally stunning, and harsh stories that exist beyond Hollywood.
HORROR
"Sinners" is a wild mix of horror, crime, and music that highlights Black storytelling and folklore in a genre that’s been lacking in its presence. While it gets a bit messy, it’s a huge step for giving Black characters agency and more depth. It’s a hopeful addition to the horror genre.
MOVIE
“Star Trek: Section 31” feels like the Federation threw a punk rock party in a shady bar instead of exploring space. This is not your Star Trek. Starring Michelle Yeoh as the ex-empress-turned-ex-spy/night club owner, Section 31 is a galactic mix of chaos and some bad dialogue.
