Film and Television Reviews

As we kick off 2022 and wave goodbye to this past year in movies, Aaron breaks down the 10 most entertaining films of 2021.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is the Endgame of Spider-Man movies. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Private Desert bewitchingly explores the story of who we all are through Daniel and Sara.

Minamata tells the true story of a war photographer, W. Eugene "Gene" Smith whose photojournalism exposed the truth of how the water supply in Minamata became polluted.

We love to celebrate the holiday season with our listeners, and there is no better way to do that than with our 2021 Holiday Special!

Silent Night follows a group of family and friends gathering to celebrate, as well as plan for a potentially end-of-the-world disaster.

Ethan Hawke elevates Abel Ferrara's bewildering script, but the ends do not justify the means. Read on for our review of Zeros and Ones.

An engrossing narrative which plays off our own fears of social media intrusiveness, a taut vibe, tight editing, and a brisk pace combine making The Beta Test one of the most popcorn-worthy movies of the year.

Denis Villeneuve's vision for Dune has finally arrived in movie theaters and on HBO Max. It also begs the question: can a visually stunning film still somehow not be a good movie? Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Halloween Kills picks up right where Halloween (2018) left off. For decades, Michael Myers has become synonymous with the Halloween season. His predatory methods, the fear he incites in every person he encounters, and of course, his iconic white mask and knife are all standards for a proper Halloween movie. But what happens when the community Michael has tormented decides to fight back and take him down?