Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass
This is one of those rare comedies with a title so brilliant it sets an incredibly high bar for the rest of the movie to clear. Thankfully, Gail Daughtry and [...]
The Invite
Four people—two couples who happen to be neighbors in the same apartment complex—finally meet one night in one of their living rooms. They gather and discuss everything from hobbies and [...]
Mid-Year Review: The Best Films so far of 2026
So far, 2026 has been a breakthrough year for cinematic underdogs, championed by indie filmmakers and surprise hits like Obsession and Backrooms. Exhausted by repetitive IP franchises, an oversaturated streaming [...]
Supergirl
Supergirl marks the second film in James Gunn’s DC universe, following last year’s superlative Superman (which made my top 10 last year). Produced by Gunn and directed by Craig Gillespie, [...]
The Death of Robin Hood
Taking a page or two from recent historical epics like David Lowery's The Green Knight and Robert Eggers' The Northman, filmmaker Michael Sarnoski's third feature offers a fresh exploration of [...]
Girls Like Girls
2026 will certainly be remembered as a year of fresh and exciting new voices, with many of its strongest films being directorial debuts (like Obsession and Backrooms). Among them, American [...]
Stop! That! Train!
An original screenplay by World of Wonder—the L.A.-based production company specializing in LGBTQ+ documentaries and series—this movie shares the comedic sensibilities of John Waters and Charles Busch drag classics like [...]
Disclosure Day
As Steven Spielberg’s sixth feature film involving extraterrestrials—and his first since War of the Worlds (or arguably, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull)—his latest project titled Disclosure [...]
The Breadwinner
I am not the biggest fan of Nate Bargatze's stand-up. He has built a successful career on "clean comedy," often mocking himself for being uncultured or a philistine who admits [...]
I Love Boosters
Boots Riley's sophomore feature follows the same formula as his debut, Sorry to Bother You—a film that holds immense visual invention, but one where the invention is ultimately overcooked. The [...]