William Stottor

'The Life of Chuck' Review: A Life-Affirming Gem Mike Flanagan is back with another Stephen King adaptation, but The Life of Chuck is far removed from the […]

'Late Shift' Review: Dedication in the Face of Collapse Helmed by a transfixing Leonie Benesch and driven by Petra Volpe’s assertive direction, Late Shift charts the t […]

'The Shrouds' Review: A Muddled Retread The Shrouds, the latest film from legendary director David Cronenberg, starts strongly with a promising […]

'Misericordia' Review: Intrigue and Tension Give Way to Bloat Alain Guiraudie’s Misericordia asks interesting questions in a unique style, but it becomes overwrought with m […]

'Mickey 17' Review: Barmy Sci-Fi Falls Short Mickey 17, Bong Joon-ho’s hotly anticipated follow-up to Parasite, sits at the lower end of the filmmaker’s oeu […]

'Black Dog' Review: Quiet Canine Drama Is An Evocative Triumph In Black Dog, Guan Hu paints a patient portrait of a society and populace in flux, struggling to keep up with […]

'The Beast' Review: An Indefinable, Sprawling Stunner Bertrand Bonello’s The Beast is a glorious and twisted century-spanning romance that is a playful, absurd, a […]

'The Iron Claw' Review: A Pulsating, Unforgettable Sports Drama Memorable performances are aplenty in The Iron Claw, Sean Durkin’s remarkable retelling of the von Erich […]

'Barbie' Review: A Dazzling Cinematic Spectacle The world’s most famous doll turns her thoughts to more existential, philosophical matters in Greta Gerwig’s […]

'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' Review: A Generic Goodbye to Indy Indiana Jones returns for one last hurrah before retirement in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, the […]

'Pearl' Review: A Nostalgic and Manic Horror Ti West returns to the X film series with his prequel Pearl, a stylish but uneven snapshot of a young woman’s […]

'Sharper' Review: A Slick Tale of Cons and Trickery Apple and A24 unite again with Sharper, an exquisitely shot whirlwind journey into the seedy world of the […]

Movie Monday: Film Recommendations By Our Contributors

In Safe, Todd Haynes’ 1990s masterpiece, Julianne Moore’s character Carol White is a woman pushed to the very edges of society. 

Her mental illn […]

The third screen adaptation of the original novel All Quiet on the Western Front follows teenager Paul and his friends through their soul-destroying experience of war.

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War is hell. We know that by n […]