Reel Reviews | Elio
Grieving, isolated, and longing for connection, young Elio dreams of being taken by aliens to a new community. His wish is granted, but becoming Earth’s Ambassador comes with lessons about the real meaning of belonging.
FilmGordon Radio | Juneteenth ’25
Join us for a special Juneteenth episode as we celebrate the storytellers who’ve shaped how we see ourselves—and how the world sees us.
Reel Reviews | The Unholy Trinity
Jackson and Brosnan shine in a Western that plays it safe but looks good doing it.
Reel Reviews | How to Train Your Dragon
15 years after the original hit theaters, How to Train Your Dragon returns—this time in live-action! Will the magic of Hiccup and Toothless still capture our hearts, or does this new version soar to even greater heights?
Reel Reviews | Materialists
Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans star in Materialists, Celine Song’s sharp, tender look at modern romance and the complicated price tags we sometimes attach to our hearts.
FilmGordon Radio | Remembering Sly Stone
This week, we celebrate the life and legacy of funk pioneer Sly Stone — the visionary who changed music forever. From Everyday People to Family Affair, his fearless sound and multiracial band rewrote the rules of soul, rock, and funk.
Reel Reviews | Predator: Killer of Killers
The hunt spans centuries in Predator: Killers of Killers, a bold, animated chapter in the sci-fi horror saga that delivers relentless action, stunning visuals, and a fresh spin on the franchise’s legacy.
Reel Reviews | The Life of Chuck
The Life of Chuck rewinds through joy, loss, and the small miracles that make a life worth living — with Tom Hiddleston delivering one of his most poignant performances yet.