David Fear

David Fear Rolling Stone 5 days ago The equivalent of eating a handful of Play-Doh™, and twice as flavorless. Go to Full Review Clayface (2026) 75% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Oct 9, 2026 This is cinéma du doomscrolling at its funniest and its doomiest, generating the sort of laughs usually experienced by those strolling toward the gallows. Go to Full Review Artificial (2026) 95% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Oct 9, 2026 It’s a compilation of the best and the worst of Sorkin, bellowed into a microphone that’s giving off a tad too much feedback. Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Oct 2, 2026 You will likely have no idea what you have just seen, besides that it's simply, unabashedly, unashamedly brilliant. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 98% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Oct 2, 2026 It does not just put you inside the theater. It makes you feel like you’re inside the music. Go to Full Review Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall (2026) 100% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Oct 2, 2026 There are things I can’t talk about, one interviewee reluctantly notes, suggesting there are true horrors that can’t be spoken of aloud. What is said during these conversations is still enough to make you scream and weep. Go to Full Review NAZA (2026) 100% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Sep 29, 2026 Unlike its richly layered protagonist, who’s struggling to reconcile the disparate parts of his life, the movie juggles all three aspects of its storytelling so deftly that you stop noticing where one begins and the other ends. Go to Full Review Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother (2026) 96% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Sep 29, 2026 Big swings can win you games, make balls sail out of parks, get folks standing and cheering at witnessing someone going for it with all they’ve got. They can also result in the deafening whoosh of a massive swing-and-a-miss. Go to Full Review Digger (2026) 53% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Sep 26, 2026 It’s hypermasculine cinema, perfect for the stoic man in your life who’d rather face down a pitiless Mother Nature than talk about his relationship with his mother. Go to Full Review Heart of the Beast (2026) 85% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Sep 24, 2026 Primetime recounts how this show didn’t create a sense of collective bloodlust, it just rode a wave that was already there. Then it tells us we’re free to go, knowing what awaits us right outside the front door. Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Sep 16, 2026 It desperately wants to be your grandfather’s Great Depression survivalist thriller, and is willing to go the extra 100 miles and brave seriously rough-looking terrain to do it. Go to Full Review The Weight (2026) 94% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Sep 15, 2026 Her songwriting chops are indisputable. So is the Pretenders’ legacy. The film’s got motion, and sometimes, too much restrained emotion, but you’ve got to consider the source. Go to Full Review Pretenders (2026) - - - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Sep 13, 2026 Eleazar doesn’t just make the movie work. She is the movie. And the actor deserves every accolade, every compliment, every grateful bit of praise and every bit of the spotlight that Misty Green affords her. Go to Full Review Misty Green (2026) 60% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Sep 10, 2026 Gibney said in a press conference that he doesn’t believe the story is over and the game is lost. Yet it’s hard not to walk out of his magnum opus and not feel a deep sense of despair. We may not know exactly how we got here, but we’re here. Go to Full Review Musk (2026) 96% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Aug 21, 2026 In a perfect world, Ullom’s extraordinary riff on fear, loathing, and postcollegiate rootlessness would reap the same reception and box-office returns as Obsession and Backrooms. Go to Full Review It Ends (2025) 93% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Aug 12, 2026 It goes beyond being a paean to trash fandom, and transforms into something much deeper and grander. They have made their Miasma-sterpiece. Go to Full Review Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026) 94% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Aug 12, 2026 It’s not a question of whether or not they make ’em like this anymore. You’re just stoked they were able to make something like this at all right now. Go to Full Review The End of Oak Street (2026) 86% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Aug 6, 2026 The combo of Johnson’s need to turn an individual’s tale into something doggedly universal, with a purposeful lack of affection for the subject, makes you wonder why they bothered making it. Go to Full Review Tony (2026) 93% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Aug 4, 2026 When "Sex" keeps the focus on the couple at the center, you can feel it tapping into something as old as the moving pictures themselves. Nothing is hotter than connection. Go to Full Review I Want Your Sex (2026) 92% - -

David Fear Rolling Stone Jul 28, 2026 The movie keeps getting tangled in a complicated web of its own making, one that feels all too familiar after several decades of superhero cinema sucking up the cultural oxygen. Go to Full Review Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) 90% - -