Lock up your pets and your librarians, as there’s something wicked out there! Jurassic Park, sorry, there’s a new dino king in town. After The Odyssey clobbered Cyclops and Spider-Man: Brand New Day took down villains, the summer of 2026 winds down with a bonkers new take on the dinosaur film with David Robert Mitchell’s latest, The End of Oak …
Movie Review – ‘One Night Only’ imagines a nightmare world with only 12 hours of premarital sex allowed each year
If you’ve eever wondered what the world would look like if instead of murder and crime being legal for only 12 hours, it was premarital sex, wonder no more as Will Gluck’s new film
Movie Review – ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ is a slower, deeper Spidey — for better and worse
2026 is shaping up to be Tom Holland’s summer, with back-to-back number-one openings that could both end up crossing a billion dollars. Here Holland returns as as a lonesome Peter Parker yearning to have best friend Ned and love of his life MJ back in his life. When a new big bad threatens the city — and in turn those he loves — Parker will stop at nothing to save the day once again.
Movie Review – ‘The Odyssey’ earns every bit of its epic reputation
Matt Damon has spent the better part of his career fighting to get home — Saving Private Ryan, Interstellar, The Martian — so it’s fitting that the 55-year-old actor does just that in his biggest role to date as Odysseus in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Filmed entirely in 70mm IMAX, Nolan brings the epic poem to life in the most ambitious adaptation in movie history.
Movie Review – ‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ brings zany, silly fun to the big screen
An odd ode to The Wizard of Oz, Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass follows Gail (Zoey Deutch) as she sets out on a cross-country adventure to have sex with Jon Hamm to even the score with her fiancee who succeeded in bedding his sex pass. Wait, what?! Yup. With all of the makings of a future cult classic, Zoey Deutch proves she’s more than just another nepo baby in this hilarious Hamm sexcapade.
Movie Review: ‘SUPERGIRL’ is blast (the haters are wrong)
Supergirl (2026) is rated PG-13 for mild swears, heavy-drinking, extinction-level events, family annihilation, animal peril, humanoid trafficking, people getting punched, stabbed, garroted, run through, and blown up, and alien critter feces as a gas station snack
Movie Review – ‘Supergirl’ struggles to take flight
Like the use of Jimmy Eat World’s “The Middle” late in the film, Supergirl is just that — mid. Despite a standout performance by newcomer Milly Alcock, Kara Zor-El’s origin story into the superhero is one of ‘not enoughs’ — not enough of adorable pup Krypto, not enough of mercenary Lobo, and not enough action.
Movie Review – ‘Toy Story 5’ pits toys versus tech in hilarious and relevant new film
The age of toys may, in fact, be over but the Toy Story franchise continues to live on in this fifth installment that finds girl power in full effect with a film focused on Bonnie and Jessie. Toy Story 5, like past films, brings heart, humor, and tenderness to the screen in this extremely relevant story of toys versus technology. Oh yeah, and a song from a young and upcoming artist named Taylor Swift.
Movie Review – ‘Disclosure Day’ debates whether the truth should be out there
Disclosure Day brings the potential release of irrefutable evidence of alien life to the forefront and in the process has Spielberg directing his best film in over two decades and completing his trifecta of perfect alien films (sorry War of the Worlds you don’t count).
Movie Review – ‘Power Ballad’ never finds the right note
With catchy songs and flashes of John Carney’s trademark musical brilliance, Power Ballad isn’t without its charms. Unfortunately, a thin script, uneven casting, and a surprising lack of laughs leave this comedy-drama struggling to find its rhythm.
Movie Review: ‘Obsession’ is the relationship trauma we didn’t know we needed
Obsession (2026) is rated R for an animal death, improper disposal of a corpse, drug OD, spiraling codependent anxiety, people getting slapped, shot, beaten, and bludgeoned
Movie Review: ‘Is God Is’ presents generational horror
Is God Is>/STRONG> (2026) is rated R for swears (especially the words you can’t say), child abuse, domestic violence, non-consensual immolation, people getting smacked, punched, stabbed, and hit with rocks.