4K Blu-ray review: The Running Man
Edgar Wright updates Stephen King to modernity with chilling results, and the 4K edition is a technical marvel with pretty good extras, too.
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They Will Kill You is a ruthlessly bloody good time
They Will Kill You is light on plot or logic, but delivers one thousand percent on the gory, over-the-top mayhem that its name promises.
Daredevil: Born Again: Season 2 takes even bigger swings than last year
Often sublime yet equally frustrating, Daredevil's second outing has moments of incredible poignancy and terror. It's just a shame it still relies on some clunky comic book tropes that bog an otherwise fantastic season down.
For All Mankind Season 5 remains a frustrating show to love
Review: For every brilliant performance and insightful moment there are a dozen lows of turgid melodrama.
The Forbidden City is a tremendous blend of genres
Fist of Legend meets Notting Hill in this furiously entertaining genre mashup that should delight both fans and newcomers alike.
Project Hail Mary is one of the most exciting adventure films ever made
One of the most exciting adventure films ever made, Project Hail Mary is a timeless classic in the making that made me feel like a child again.
SXSW: Your Attention Please is one of the most important films of the decade
Poignant and vitally important, Your Attention Please is a rallying cry for humanity in inhumane times.
4K Blu-ray review: This is Spinal Tap
One of the funniest films of all time gets a technically faultless 4K restoration that is completely bereft of extras.
4K Blu-ray review: Nuremberg
Russell Crowe is tremendous in this misjudged and poorly timed historical rewrite that arrives on 4K with decent technical specs and zero extras.
Haunters of Silence is a compelling gothic nightmare
Oddly paced and limited by its startlingly small budget, Haunters of Silence is still an atmospheric and compelling experimental film debut that's well worth a visit.
War Machine is as unimaginative and soulless as its name
With awful pacing, terrible writing, turgid action, and unwanted military propaganda, War Machine is a failure on every level.
Rooster is a sweet comedy about growing up in your sixties
★★★★ | Tremendously charming and sweetly nostalgic, Rooster is a delightful mix of drama and comedy that feels like a warm hug.
