• MoviesEndearing and Surreal, Mandibles Is an Ode to All of Life’s WeirdnessBy Natalia KeoganJuly 22, 2021Rating8.4
• MoviesKandisha's Tense Creature Feature Brings Moroccan Djinn to LifeBy Natalia KeoganJuly 21, 2021Rating7.7
• MoviesGhost World and the Crisis of Coming of AgeBy Natalia KeoganJuly 20, 2021
• MoviesTrainspotting Persists as a Nuanced Portrait of Addiction Under CapitalismBy Natalia KeoganJuly 19, 2021
• MoviesA Classic Horror Story Unravels Into Meta MessinessBy Natalia KeoganJuly 13, 2021Rating6.2
• MoviesSon’s Chilling Slow Burn Frustratingly Fumbles its ClimaxBy Natalia KeoganJuly 6, 2021Rating6.9
• MoviesSparks Fail to Fly in First DateBy Natalia KeoganJuly 2, 2021Rating6.0
• MoviesA Moral Question: Gender and (Re)production in A.I. Artificial Intelligence 20 Years LaterBy Natalia KeoganJune 29, 2021
• MoviesVicious Fun Is Exactly ThatBy Natalia KeoganJune 28, 2021Rating7.4
• MoviesFractured and Fruitless, False Positive Is a Derivative Portrait of MotherhoodBy Natalia KeoganJune 24, 2021Rating6.1
• MoviesRussian Creature Feature Superdeep Is Surprisingly ShallowBy Natalia KeoganJune 16, 2021Rating5.2
• MoviesHoller's Tenacious Coming-of-Age Story Is a Little Rough Around the EdgesBy Natalia KeoganJune 10, 2021Rating7.6
• MoviesDream Horse Is a Darling (If Conventional) Equine DramaBy Natalia KeoganJune 10, 2021Rating7.5
• MoviesBegotten, Tumblr and Gore: 30 Years Later, Merhige’s Movie Remains One of the Most Disturbing Avant-Garde Films Ever MadeBy Natalia KeoganJune 6, 2021
• MoviesCompelling and Stylish, Caveat's Horror Still Comes with Strings AttachedBy Natalia KeoganJune 3, 2021Rating6.8
• MoviesWelcome to the Dollhouse and Todd Solondz’s Weird New JerseyBy Natalia KeoganMay 24, 2021
• MoviesSound of Violence's Slasher Only Skims the Surface of its Trauma-Induced Synesthesia PlotBy Natalia KeoganMay 21, 2021Rating6.5
• MoviesSimon Barrett's Directorial Debut, Seance, Is a Solid Schoolgirl SlasherBy Natalia KeoganMay 21, 2021Rating7.0
• MoviesThe Woman in the Window, Alternatively Compelling and Cliched, Is Stifled By Its SourceBy Natalia KeoganMay 13, 2021Rating6.0
• MoviesThe Crime of the Century Is a Bloated, Rigidly Corporate Study of the Opioid CrisisBy Natalia KeoganMay 10, 2021Rating4.9