Rabbit Trap: A Visual Masterpiece Wrapped in Mystery
Rabbit Trap is a slow and strange film set in the quiet countryside of Wales. It’s about a couple, Darcy and Daphne Davenport, played by Dev Patel and Rosy McEwen,…
On Swift Horses — Beautifully Cast, Painfully Slow
On Swift Horses might have one of the best casts of the year, but it’s also one of the hardest films to sit through. It’s quiet, slow, and looks nice…
Freakier Friday — A Pointless Sequel Nobody Wanted
Freakier Friday tries to cash in on nostalgia but ends up proving that not everything needs a sequel, prequel, or so-called “reimagining.” It’s loud, forced, and feels like a studio…
The Rule of Jenny Pen — Strong Performances in a Slow-Burning Horror
The Rule of Jenny Pen is a psychological horror film with a bold idea and a standout cast, though it doesn’t always hit its mark. It’s the kind of film…
The Girlfriend — Power, Obsession, and the Art of Manipulation
The Girlfriend is one of the most compelling TV dramas of 2025: a dark, seductive psychological thriller that keeps you riveted from the first frame to its haunting finale. At…
Steve — A Missed Chance from an Oscar Winner
The story follows one intense day in the life of Steve, who runs a boarding school for troubled boys. The film tries to explore how pain, regret and broken systems…
The Lost Bus (2025)
I waited a long time for a new film from Matthew McConaughey, but The Lost Bus was a real letdown. I thought it would bring back the energy and charm…
Platonic Season 2 (2025)
I watched Season 2 of Platonic and it completely lives up to the brilliance of the first season. Every episode feels full of energy, heart and hilarious moments. The rhythm…
Caught Stealing (2025)
I watched Caught Stealing with high expectations because Darren Aronofsky usually delivers bold and memorable work. He made films like Requiem for a Dream, Black Swan, The Wrestler, and The…
Splitsville (2025)
It is one of the funniest films of the year and there is a lot to admire across directing, writing, acting and pure humor. Michael Angelo Covino does phenomenal work…