Reel Reviews | Hedda
Tessa Thompson delivers one of the most emotionally charged performances of her career in Hedda, Nia DaCosta’s lush reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play.
Making the Case | Hancock Reborn: The Fallen God Who Came Too Soon
Will Smith’s Hancock was dismissed as a messy blockbuster when it premiered in 2008. But nearly two decades later, its bold ideas about immortality, isolation, and divine fatigue feel ahead of their time.
Tulsa King (Recap) | Bubbles (S3 E6)
In Tulsa King Season 3, Episode 6, “Bubbles,” Dwight finds himself caught in the crossfire as enemies close in from every direction.
Reel Reviews | A House of Dynamite
What happens when the unthinkable becomes reality, a nuclear missile in U.S. airspace with only minutes to respond?
Reel Reviews | Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere
Bruce Springsteen’s masterpiece Nebraska was born from silence, pain, and reflection. In Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, Jeremy Allen White and director Scott Cooper capture the moment when The Boss turned away from fame and toward truth.
Reel Reviews | Blue Moon
Ethan Hawke gives one of the most haunting and vulnerable performances of his career in Blue Moon, Richard Linklater’s elegant meditation on genius and fragility.
Reel Reviews | Chainsaw Man
Tatsuya Yoshihara’s Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc ignites the cult manga’s universe on the big screen with stunning animation, twisted romance, and emotional depth.
Reel Reviews | The Bend in the River (Middleburg Film Festival ’25)
Nearly fifty years after capturing a group of free-spirited friends on a Grand Canyon rafting trip, filmmaker Robb Moss returns once more in The Bend in the River, a thoughtful chronicle of aging, memory, and change.