'Sinners' is a Supernatural Southern Horror Like No Other

'Sinners' is a Supernatural Southern Horror Like No Other

Ryan Coogler tells a story that’s wholly and unmistakably his own. Blending the bold energy of genre storytelling - specifically supernatural horror - with a potent narrative of racial oppression, cultural identity, and spiritual survival, the result is one of the most richly textured and soulfully resonant films of the year.

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'The Wedding Banquet' - Andrew Ahn Reimagines a Queer Classic for the Modern Day

'The Wedding Banquet' - Andrew Ahn Reimagines a Queer Classic for the Modern Day

The Wedding Banquet is a triumph — thoughtful, funny, and deeply affecting. It honors the legacy of Ang Lee’s original film while carving out its own space as a vital queer narrative for today’s audiences. In a landscape where LGBTQIA+ stories are constantly evolving, Ahn’s remake stands as both a reflection of the present and a hopeful look toward the future.

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'Warfare' Will Leave You Silent and Shaken

'Warfare' Will Leave You Silent and Shaken

This is not a film about “why” the Iraq War happened or what its global or political consequences were. It’s not even really about who was right or wrong. It doesn’t try to moralize or contextualize. It doesn’t offer answers. It hardly asks questions. It simply exists - as a stark, often brutal reenactment of a singular mission gone sideways, told from the subjective memories of the men who lived it.

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