“The Perfect Neighbor” reframes a hauntingly familiar tragedy with bold storytelling, a new method of documenting and revealing new layers of empathy and insight.
Guillermo del Toro reimagines Frankenstein with haunting beauty and emotional depth, exploring the creature’s soul, sorrow, and search for belonging in Netflix film.
iCritic gives a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton’s legacy—celebrating her singular charm, fearless roles, and enduring impact on film, fashion, and cultural memory.
Dwayne Johnson delivers a brutal performance in The Smashing Machine, but the film struggles to land emotional punches beyond its bruising surface spectacle.
Nintendo dropped a cryptic animated short—and fans are buzzing. Dive into theories, clues, and what this surprise might mean for future releases from the company.
Robert Redford stars in the Oscar-winning "The Candidate", a sharp political drama that exposes the cost of ambition and the media circus behind campaigns.
Is Taylor Swift’s love for her fans genuine—or just good business? This bold critique explores the pop icon’s empire and her calculated connection with Swifties.
iCritic reviews Roman Polanski’s Tess: a haunting, deeply personal adaptation of Hardy’s novel, exploring innocence, injustice, and exile through a cinematic lens.
Paul Thomas Anderson unleashes raw intensity in “One Battle After Another,” a visceral, high-stakes drama that cements his most explosive directorial turn yet.
