Boy Kills World is a stylish, salacious, incredibly bloody fever dream of a film. It’s as good as it’s name–or …
This early Steven Spielberg classic holds up well story-wise, but it might have more content than you remember.
This classic film from director Akira Kurosawa still shines in its own groundbreaking way. But there is some samurai scruffiness …
The animated Netflix film The Imaginary is beautiful, scary and mostly clean. But its handful of problems aren’t imaginary at …
Blue Lock: Episode Nagi shoots for a goal, but this Japanese sports/anime mash-up might just earn a yellow card instead.
In the über-bloody genre of slasher movies, is ‘In a Violent Nature’ the bloodiest? It very well may be.
We Grown Now is a work of cinematic poetry—a look at inner-city turmoil and poverty through the forgiving, knowing eyes …
Cabrini isn’t an easy film. But for families looking for a faith-based biographical drama, the story of Francesca Saverio Cabrini, …
Vigilante justice comes at the cost of bloody violence and harsh profanities in Jessica Alba’s return to the screen.
Director John Krasinski’s follows a grieving tween named Bea who discovers the world is full of cast-off imaginary friends.
Based on a true story, ‘Sight’ gives us a resonant story, some inspiring characters—and a glimpse of God behind it …
I Saw the TV Glow is weird little film—both provocative and problematic and plenty creepy besides.
Like a turtle, we recommend that you slow down and read through our content-filled review of Turtles All the Way …
Forty-Seven Days With Jesus introduces us to a father who works too hard. And while there’s a lot to like …