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MOVIE REVIEW – CORONER TO THE STARS (2026) offers a fresh perspective on some of Hollywood’s most infamous deaths
Coroner to the Stars is a documentary that explores the life of Dr. Thomas Noguchi, the former Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner for Los Angeles County. Through his own perspective, he reflects on some of Hollywood’s most infamous deaths from the 1960s through the 1980s, as well as the controversies that surrounded his own career. Coroner to…
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MOVIE REVIEW – DOUBLE KILL AKA DOUBLE TAKE (2026) lacks action for an action thriller.
Identical twin sisters work for a “mysterious” underground crime organization when a job goes bad and they have to fight their way out of a dangerous situation. But does this action thriller have enough action to keep me awake? Double Take aka Double Kill (2026) ★ 1/2 (1.5 stars) out of 5 stars ★★★★★ If…
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MOVIE REVIEW – I Love Boosters (2026) Boots Riley makes his triumphant return to the big screen
Boots Riley makes his triumphant return to the big screen with a bigger budget and a bigger cast to break down the fashion industrial complex in the most surreal way possible. I Love Boosters (2026) ★★★★ 1/2 (4.5 stars) out of 5 stars ★★★★★ Much like his directorial debut, Sorry to Bother You, this film…
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MOVIE REVIEW – LEVITICUS (2026) handles the queer experience in a genuine way.
Two high school boys fall in love with each other in a small, conservative town in Australia. When it’s discovered by their religious community that they are gay, they are forced to undergo an anti-gay conversion ritual that invokes a violent entity appearing as the person they desire most in Adrian Chiarella’s first feature film.…
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MOVIE REVIEW – NFT: CURSED IMAGES (2026) is an eye-roll of a concept and a slog.
A group of thirty-somethings at a London house party discuss technology, finances, and NFTs when one of them randomly receives a pack of cursed NFT images and shares them with his friends. The cursed images take out the group one by one—but not fast enough—in this eye-roll of a concept and a slog of a…
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MOVIE REVIEW – GRIZZLY NIGHT (2026) – More subdued true-crime reenactment than survival thriller
Director Burke Doeren makes a dramatization of a tragic 1967 national park incident as a wilderness horror film, but the result feels more like a subdued true-crime reenactment than the survival thriller it promises. Grizzly Night (2026) ★★½ OF ★★★★★ The film’s opening sequence is easily its most engaging scene. There’s a sense of unease,…
