‘Bananahead’ Review: An Aspiring Actor Falls Into a Stylish Fever Dream

This short horror film tackles the theme of toxic expectations, a prevalent occurrence within the Hollywood film industry.

‘My Old Ass’ Review: A Mushroom Trip Leads to an Uncanny Discovery

An authentic comedy that will leave you reminiscing about the good ol' days, 'My Old Ass' is another homerun from filmmaker Megan Park.

‘The Substance’ Review: Vanity Fares Poorly in this Multi-Sensory Stunner

Starring Demi Moore, 'The Substance' is a graphic and gory cinematic rallying cry that aims to upend the effects of toxic beauty culture.

‘Winner’ Review: A Story of Political Scandal (Based on Reality)

Director Susanna Fogel's more comedic take on the scandal is a refreshing and welcomed entry into the Reality Winner cinematic universe.

‘Dirty Laundry’ Review: Hard Truths Are Revealed in This Magical Coming of Age Comedy

Dirty Laundry, the feature film written and directed by Rocky Walls, offers a nostalgic nod to adolescent male friendship.

‘Seeking Mavis Beacon’ Review: On Being Lost & Found in the Digital Age

Mavis Beacon fangirl and filmmaker Jazmin Jones investigates the disappearance of the "The Aunt Jemima of Technology" in this art-house doc

‘My First Film’ Review: A Meta Retelling of a Failed Film Shoot

The boundaries of life and art imitate each other so closely that it's hard to tell where reality stops and fiction begins.

‘Going Varsity in Mariachi’: Competitive Teens Perform Their Hearts Out

'Going Varsity in Mariachi' follows the world of competitive high school mariachi and one school's journey to win a state championship.

‘Antarctic Voyage’ Review: The Wildlife Inhabiting a Remote Island

Whether you are an ocean and animal advocate or just enjoy a documentary that sparks curiosity, 'Antarctic Voyage' is a journey worth taking.

‘The Cavalry’ Review: Spotlighting Israeli Police Horses Through Video Art

Premiering at the Locarno Film Festival, 'The Cavalry' is a short experimental documentary exploring man's relationship with mammals.

‘Skincare’ Review: Beauty is a Cutthroat Business

Explore the ugly side of beauty in 'Skincare', a gripping Hollywood thriller that exposes the secrets of the skincare industry.

‘Cuckoo’ Review: A Shriek-Filled, Ear-Splitting, Bird Horror

Hunter Schafer fights to fend off fowl play in Tilman Singer's shriek-filled, ear-splitting, bizarre bird horror film, 'Cuckoo.'

‘Last Man Standing’ Review: The Last “Real” Jewish Gangster

Listening to 83-year-old Myron is like witnessing your grandpa tell tales from his childhood in colorful detail.

‘Kneecap’ Review: The Anarchic Rise of an Irish Rap Group

The real-life Irish rap trio Kneecap chronicles their rise while fiercely fighting to preserve their native Irish language in this wild, drug-fueled adventure.

‘5.7 Seconds’ Review: Women Beware, Danger Lurks Everywhere

This short film will leave viewers questioning whether the devil we know is truly better than the devil we don’t.

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