Reel Reviews | Tron: Ares
After fifteen years, Disney reenters the Grid with Tron: Ares, a bold, visually stunning continuation of its cult sci-fi saga.
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Reel Reviews | Stay
Director Jas Summers transforms a fractured marriage into a supernatural confrontation in Stay, a moody psychological horror film.
Reel Reviews | John Candy: I Like Me
Colin Hanks’ John Candy: I Like Me is more than a documentary, it’s a love letter to one of comedy’s most beloved figures.
Reel Reviews | Kiss of a Spider Woman
Diego Luna and Tonatiuh lead Bill Condon’s reimagining of Kiss of the Spider Woman, a story that drifts between the grim confines of a prison cell and the glittering fantasy of Hollywood dreamscapes.
Reel Reviews | Roofman
In Derek Cianfrance’s Roofman, Manchester’s uncanny ability to see what others can’t allows him to live in plain sight — but also blinds him to the truth about love, family, and responsibility.
Reel Reviews | After the Hunt
Julia Roberts leads the charge in a stylish but emotionally distant psychological thriller that asks bold questions about power, abuse, and loyalty without always delivering the answers.
Reel Reviews | Steve
In Steve, Cillian Murphy delivers one of his rawest performances yet as a reform school headmaster struggling to hold together a crumbling institution and his own fractured psyche.
Reel Reviews | The Lost Bus
The Lost Bus takes us inside the deadliest fire in California history, where Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera lead a harrowing true story of courage, sacrifice, and survival.