Film
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The Black Phone 2 Review: Losing the Signal
Scott Derrickson's sequel to The Black Phone reaches for deeper meaning amid its ghosts and gore, but never finds the same chilling power.
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Tron: Ares Review: The Code Is Broken
"Tron: Ares" shimmers with sleek visuals and a killer score, but beneath the glow-up lies the same old pointless trash
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Kiss of the Spider Woman Review: Dazzling and Disappointing
Bill Condon’s glossy Kiss of the Spider Woman favors J.Lo’s showmanship over the musical’s political grit.
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Fairyland Review: Scoot McNairy Shines in Tender Queer Memoir
"Fairyland" finds its heart in Scoot McNairy's standout turn as a single gay dad raising his daughter in 1970s San Francisco
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Russell Tovey on Shame, Love, and His Role in Plainclothes
The actor opens up about playing a closeted family man in Carmen Emmi’s erotic thriller, and why queer visibility still drives his work.
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One Battle After Another Review: Relentless Revolutionary Thriller
Paul Thomas Anderson's politically charged "One Battle After Another" offers a masterclass in action moviemaking.
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Film: Fall Arts Preview 2025
The fall arts slate spans highbrow to high camp, with queer comedies, historical epics, and cinematic heavyweights vying for your attention.
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The History of Sound Review: Powerful, Poignant Gay Romance
Music is the elixir drawing together two scholars in this beguiling period romance starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor.
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Twinless Director James Sweeney: ‘I Dated an Identical Twin’
Twinless director James Sweeney opens up about queer friendship, sibling loss, and Buffy inspiration behind his genre-bending new film.
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The Long Walk Review: Stephen King’s Dystopian Horror Stumbles
Stephen King’s The Long Walk is well-acted but bogs down in a grueling, monotonous trek through violent dystopia.
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DC Shorts Film Festival Puts LGBTQ Stories in the Spotlight
From world premieres to queer cinema, the 22nd DC Shorts Film Festival offers a vibrant mix of stories and styles.
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Caught Stealing Review: Austin Butler Lights Up Dark Comedy
Austin Butler's compelling turn lends surprising depth to the deviously funny, action-packed crime caper "Caught Stealing."
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The Roses Review: A Wilted Remake of a Classic
Stars Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch swing hard but the punches don't connect in the warring spouses comedy "The Roses"
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Honey Don’t! Review: Stylish Lesbian Neo-Noir Falls Flat
Ethan Coen and wife Tricia Cooke's lesbian neo-noir "Honey Don't!" opens with a bang but sputters into a muddled mystery.
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Highest 2 Lowest Review: Denzel Washington Shines in Spike Lee’s Latest
Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest reimagines Kurosawa’s High and Low, with Denzel Washington leading a tense kidnapping thriller in New York City.
