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Daniel Eagan Film Legacy Sep 10, 2026 Excellent stunt choreography helps this Alan Ritchson vehicle hit its genre beats squarely. Go to Full Review Runner (2026) 78% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Sep 8, 2026 This arrives as countries around the globe face similar authoritarian crises. We can all learn from this movie. Go to Full Review It Would Be Night in Caracas (2025) - - - -
Daniel Eagan Film Legacy Aug 27, 2026 Shows how shockingly close we were to a major change in global politics. Reason enough to watch a film that’s trying to make a difference, especially given the catastrophic current administration. Go to Full Review The Brink of War (2026) 71% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Aug 19, 2026 Statham just keeps pounding away, better than just about all his contemporaries. Go to Full Review Mutiny (2026) 50% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Aug 19, 2026 Coyote vs. Acme provokes real belly laughs. Go to Full Review Coyote vs. Acme (2026) 96% - -
Daniel Eagan South China Morning Post Jul 8, 2026 3.5/5 The obvious care that went into depicting tribal life lifts the film above merely monetising intellectual property. Go to Full Review Moana (2026) 33% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Jun 26, 2026 Modest, well-made drama that does a surprisingly good job addressing an intractable problem. Go to Full Review Broken Land (2025) 93% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Jun 23, 2026 A visually stunning documentary about Maikhuu Sengee's life as a truck driver in Mongolia. Extending back to pre-Covid days, it provides a fascinating look into a harsh but beautiful world. Go to Full Review Colors of White Rock (2026) - - - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Jun 11, 2026 Melora Walters is the reason to watch Crooks. Go to Full Review Crooks (2026) 100% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Jun 2, 2026 Somehow, Rudd makes this as pleasant as a bag of Taytos. Go to Full Review Power Ballad (2026) 88% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Apr 15, 2026 Chad Faust is a good filmmaker who so far has a strong track record. Go to Full Review Ballistic (2025) 69% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Mar 13, 2026 Director Maite Alberdi mixes fact and fiction to reach insights that go beyond the limits of the true crime genre. Go to Full Review A Child of My Own (2026) 81% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Mar 6, 2026 Throughout its almost three-hour run time, We Are All Strangers operates on a level few filmmakers can achieve. Go to Full Review We Are All Strangers (2026) 79% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Mar 2, 2026 Isabel Hagen, a genuinely talented filmmaker, fills the story with generous helpings of music, most of it played live by skilled performers. Go to Full Review On a String (2025) 91% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Feb 12, 2026 One of the better thrillers to reach the screen in months. Go to Full Review Crime 101 (2026) 88% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Feb 12, 2026 Director Liz Sargent uses a documentary approach that implies that events are unfolding in front of our eyes. Only when she cuts to different angles do you realize how carefully written her scenes are, how calculated the cinematography. Go to Full Review Take Me Home (2026) 93% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Feb 12, 2026 The most distinctive element of To Hold a Mountain is Eva Kraljević's bold cinematography. The spectacular landscapes, ever-changing weather, and intimate details of farm life are remarkably involving. Go to Full Review To Hold a Mountain (2026) 94% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Jan 28, 2026 Shelter on the whole is above average, and Statham sets a high bar. Go to Full Review Shelter (2026) 64% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Jan 27, 2026 Self-serving and duplicitous, Fergie Chambers is a gold mine for a documentarian like O'Shea. He eventually seems to be trying to redeem himself, but by the end he is still blaming others for his actions. Go to Full Review All About the Money (2026) 91% - -
Daniel Eagan ScreenAnarchy Jan 27, 2026 I don't care whether Bautista and Mamoa are believable as brothers. I want to see them destroying bad guys, which is exactly what The Wrecking Crew delivers. Go to Full Review The Wrecking Crew (2026) 74% - -
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