Review: Sacha Baron Cohen impresses in ‘Borat’ sequel In a year as crazy as 2020, is satire really ridiculous anymore? Freelance Reporter October 27, 2020
‘Da 5 Bloods’ proves Spike Lee is still cinema’s most vital voice The director’s 23rd joint is just as potent as his greatest works. Tyler Golsen June 18, 2020
Review: ‘The Hunt’ is needlessly violent in trying to prove its political point We don’t need to watch people killing each other “for fun” to get that it’s deep, dude. Iris Vukmanovic March 18, 2020
Review: ‘Balloon’ is an anxiety-inducing look into Cold War Germany I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. Alyson Trager February 28, 2020
Review: Murder mystery ‘Knives Out’ doesn’t cut too deep A mystery whodunit that doesn’t end up being so mysterious. Iris Vukmanovic November 26, 2019
Review: ‘Suffragette’ leaves the glamour behind in revealing the struggle for women’s suffrage The period piece is a tense drama that serves as a stark reminder for what we have left to accomplish. Paige Munshell November 25, 2019
Review: ‘The Report’ succeeds in breaking down the probe into CIA torture use after 9/11 "Getting the truth out should not have been that hard." Iris Vukmanovic November 17, 2019
Review: ‘Last Christmas’ flips the rom-com genre on its head It’s like getting socks for Christmas: sucks when you’re a kid, great when you’re an adult. Iris Vukmanovic November 7, 2019
Review: ‘Stage Fright’ leaves the world of comedy behind Jenny Slate puts her life on camera for all to see in her new deeply personal Netflix special. Paige Munshell November 6, 2019
Review: ‘El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie’ picks up right where the series left us If you thought you were done watching Jesse Pinkman’s life be ruined on screen, think again. Paige Munshell October 13, 2019