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REVIEW: Daniel and the Fiery Furnace Brings Babylon to Life — And Its Cast Makes It Burn Bright

There are certain Bible stories you have seen illustrated so many times that you almost forget you have never actually seen them. Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego in the fiery furnac...

REVIEW: Cedar County Cobras “Sinners & Saints”

‘Up Against It’ Review: An Uneven Medical Dramedy Relies on Sincerity to Mask Its Flaws

TIFF: Broad beats and narrative contrivances nearly bury the glimmers of emotional truth in this ludicrous (but well-meaning) blended family story.

‘MATCHBOX’ IS AN EXCITING THRILLER WITH HIGH STAKES

This post first appears on RissiWrites.com and is © RissiWrites.com and RissiJC Review of the 2026 Apple TV actioner Matchbox: the Movie with John Cena. Source The post ‘MATCHBOX’...

TENZING Review: An Incredible True Story of Courage, Determination, and Conquering the Impossible

‘Falling’ Review: An Excellent Cast Inhabits A Rom-Com Hampered By What Every Other Rom-Com Has Already Done

As the years continue to pass, it must be increasingly, maddeningly difficult to create a wholly original take on the genre that is the romantic comedy; whether one changes the set...

Review: ‘Mayday’ what? We already forgot

It’s hard to think of action movies in the 1980s without pointing to the pairing of Goose and Maverick as one of the all-time greats. That was clearly the inspiration for filmmaker...

‘Magazine’ Review: A Keenly Observed Snapshot of a Young Woman’s Coming of Age Within an Industry on the Brink

Lily McInerny stars with Jake Lacy and Lukita Maxwell in Alexandra Pechman's directorial debut, following an aspiring poet who interns at a prestigious literary mag in 2010s New Yo...

‘I Play Rocky’ Review: Expertly Weaponized Nostalgia Makes For Rousing, Light-Hearted Entertainment [TIFF]

Making-of movies are a curious subgenre, with notable examples including “Saving Mr. Banks,” about the making of “Mary Poppins”; “Mank,” about “Citizen Kane”; “Hitchcock,” about “P...

‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Review: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Effectively Austere Concert Doc Puts You Right in the R...

The Oscar-winning director follows 'One Battle After Another' with this New York Film Festival-premiering documentary chronicling the Geese frontman's solo show.

‘Tiny Fugitives’ Review: Alternately Tiresome and Amusing, Johnny Knoxville’s Chaotic Jewish Camp Comedy Is Essentially...

The 'Jackass' star plays a counselor desperately trying to retrieve some of his charges, who've made a break for it, in Michael Lewen's new film.

‘Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall’ review: intimate portrait of a blossoming rock superstar

The Geese frontman teams up with Paul Thomas Anderson for an all-time great concert film The post ‘Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall’ review: intimate portrait of a blossoming rock s...

Album Review – Margo Cilker’s “Little White Cross”

Margo Cilker's 'Little White Cross' is a beautiful collection of Western stories backed by country and Americana music that allows you to explore a host of strong emotional experie...

‘All That She Wants’ Review: Annie Murphy & Cooper Raiff Give The Indie Romantic Comedy A Much-Needed Jolt [TIFF]

TORONTO – There has been much Sturm und Drang over the past few decades over the death of the studio romantic comedy. For the most part, these slick rom-com movies have sadly becom...

By Any Means Reviews Are In, And Critics Have Serious Thoughts On Mark Wahlberg’s ‘Ultraviolent’ Crime Thriller

The movie is in theaters now.

Movie Review – Harbinger (2026)

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Movie Review – Harbinger (2026) Harbinger, 2026.Directed by James Crow. Starring Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott, Gary Webster, Anna Arthur...

‘Magazine’ Review: An Intern Learns Life Lessons At A New York Literary Magazine [TIFF]

TORONTO – At first, Alexandra Pechman’s “Magazine” is a bit of a flop. The characters seem slight. The dialogue is too awkward for even inherently awkward characters to speak out l...

Where Do Christian Filmmakers Go from Here?

Cody Benjamin, Christianity Today James Stewart is returning to the big screen, and director Aaron Burns has a Christian magazine to thank for it. When Burns was researching for.....

‘Trash Mountain’ Review: A Gay Man Returns to His Conservative Hometown in a Warm, Perceptive Indie Comedy-Drama

Caleb Hearon and Zooey Deschanel star as siblings reconnecting after their father dies in the latest from filmmaker Kris Rey, premiering at the Toronto Film Festival.

Movie Review: Marginalia

Rate This MovieMarginalia Movie Review by Matt Boiselle Marginalia – directed & written by Mark Beal, and starring Jessica Bell, Seraluna Sanchez & Jessica Lemmons Marginal...

Movie Review – Tiny Fugitives (2026)

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Movie Review – Tiny Fugitives (2026) Tiny Fugitives, 2026.Directed by Michael Lewen. Starring Johnny Knoxville, Benjamin Pajak, Aaro...

Mr M & The All Nighters Share “Johnny Drama” – Single Review

Mr M & The All Nighters turn the frustrations and triumphs of the entertainment industry into a guitar-driven new single. Vancouver-based musical project Mr M & The All Nig...

Review: DIGGER is a Wild, Weird, and Wonderfully Unhinged Tom Cruise Ride

‘Matchbox: The Movie’ Review: If Skydance’s Theatrical Releases Are as Blandly Algorithmic as Its Streaming Ones, Hollyw...

Small cars inspire a big whiff in an Apple streaming movie that stars John Cena as a CIA agent who has to retrieve a stolen nuke with his childhood friends.