Comedy Shorts Bring Laughter to Fastnet Film Festival 2026
A selection of four of the festival's funniest films.
Film Review
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."
In Case You Missed It: A Review of "Undertone"
A24’s Undertone turns minimalist filmmaking into pure tension in this feature film debut by director Ian Tuason.
"No One Outruns the Passenger" ... to the Box Office
A preview piece on Paramount's new film "Passenger." Following a record-breaking year for thriller films, this could be a new household horror, but you have to wait until May 22nd to find out!
"Hoppers": The Political Children's Movie
Pixar's newest animated film is the modern American Dream, you just need to rewatch it.
What to expect from Anne Hathaway’s "Mother Mary"
The long-awaited A24 thriller starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel has just been released.
From Switch to Screen: Is "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" more super than the last?
Is this adaptation worthy of Mario's 40th anniversary?
“Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” and Thomas Shelby’s Disappointing Departure
An anticlimactic finale to the beloved Netflix series shows us how not to kill our darlings.
"The Restore Fellowship Documentary" reconnects five Black Americans to their lost history
"Who were we before the harm of chattel slavery?"
A24’s "The Backrooms": a redemption for Internet Horror?
Will creepypastas be allowed back on the big screen, or will this be the nail in the coffin?
"How to Make a Killing" Falls Short On a Promising Idea
A review of Glen Powell's latest film, "How to Make a Killing"