‘Good Omens 3’ Review: A Love Story That Survives the End of the Universe
There was never going to be an easy way to end Good Omens. Not after everything surrounding the series. Not
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‘Soul Mate’ Review: A Tender, Decade-Spanning Story About Finding the Person Who Makes Life Feel Less Lonely
There’s a moment early in Soul Mate where one character sits inside a burning church and quietly decides not to
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‘Make Me Famous’ Review: Edward Brezinski, the Artist Who Wanted It Too Much
What does it really mean to “make it”? With Make Me Famous (2021), director Brian Vincent invites us into a
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‘Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror’ Review: A Love Letter to the Misfits Who Made It Immortal
Few cultural artifacts have managed to transcend boundaries quite like The Rocky Horror Show and its film adaptation, The Rocky
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Cherri Review: A Heartbreaking Story of Love, Devotion, and Wanting More
There’s something incredibly exciting about watching Latin American cinema continue to grow, evolve, and carve out space on the global
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‘Almost Us’ Review: A Queer Story with Heart, Hitting Just Shy of Its Potential
Independent queer cinema has always been a space where stories that rarely get the spotlight can exist, breathe, and push
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‘Screams From the Tower’ Review: Tuning Into a Queer Coming-of-Age Frequency
There’s something instantly disarming about Screams From the Tower. From the moment it drops us into the late summer of
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‘XO, Kitty’ Season 3 Review: Chaos, Big Feelings, and a Senior Year Worth Rooting For
If there’s one thing XO, Kitty Season 3 understands, it’s that senior years can be chaotic, and we mean that
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Twisted Review: A Con, A Mad Surgeon, and a Thriller That Plays It Too Safe
There’s something inherently delicious about watching a con unravel. In horror and thriller spaces especially, we crave the moment when
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Cutaways Review: An Indie Comedy-Drama About Making Art After the Fall
Independent filmmaking has long been a space for stories that exist outside the spotlight, and Cutaways fits comfortably within that
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