It's a "Brand New Day" for Spider-Man: What's next for the webbed wonder?
Hopes and predictions for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day"
Film Review
"Our Hero, Balthazar" and the New Crisis of Boyhood
A teenager growing up in New York City might appear completely different from a teenager living in rural Texas. But beneath those differences, they share far more than we assume. Both are shaped by one of the most powerful forces of the digital age: the desire for attention.
Apocalypse Now vs. Then
Revisiting the iconically destructive film by Francis Ford Coppola in a time of political unknowns.
The Backrooms": Gen-Z and the Fear of the Familiar
"The Backrooms" (2026) is more than an adaptation of internet horror. It is a reflection of a generation shaped by COVID-19, social anxiety, and the slow disappearance of the communal spaces that once brought people together.
Does "Scary Movie 6" Mark the End of Parody Cinema?
Thirteen years after the previous installment, is there still an appetite for horror parody?
Everyone's obsessed with "Obsession": What sets it apart from other indie horror success stories?
The first horror hit of the summer has been breaking records left and right. Some are saying Hollywood has changed forever, but what does that mean? And how did this happen?
"I Love Boosters": Boots Riley's Surreal Sophomore Film
"I Love Boosters" is a creative dive into the world of fashion through a group of boosters, highlighting the value of community and solidarity in creating art.
Tales of Motherhood from the 2026 Fastnet Film Festival
Five Fastnet Festival films dedicated to the maternal figures we look up to.
A Selection of Documentary Shorts from Fastnet Film Festival 2026
These four short films champion the diversity of the documentary medium, just as documentaries celebrate the diversity of humanity.
The New Age of Corporate Retreats
The new horror film, "Corporate Retreat", rebrands Ferris Bueller's best friend as a revenge-driven psycho and takes TikTok star, Kirby Johnson, to the big screen.
Comedy Shorts Bring Laughter to Fastnet Film Festival 2026
A selection of four of the festival's funniest films.
Nateya Taylor reveals "Something in the Water" in Milwaukee
"The plan was always to wipe out populations."
Twenty years later: The Devil Still Wears Prada
A lot has changed on screen for Andy Sachs; the love for "The Devil Wears Prada" has only grown.
"Hunger Games: Sunrise on The Reaping" Predictions and Thoughts
"Sunrise on The Reaping" is set to release in November 2026. Here are some notable predictions and thoughts on the upcoming film.
What does "Pretty Lethal" tell us about Modern Femininity?
The movie attempts to do a lot in the span of an hour and a half, but notably displays that a graceful but disciplined feminine sport such as ballet does not create princesses but instead powerful, often scary women. All while including your favorite dancer from the TLC series "Dance Moms."