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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Oct 22, 2026
The reclusive author gives Mirren one of her darkest characters yet.
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A Talent for Murder
(2026)
78%
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Oct 21, 2026
The film manages to conjure laughs without yucking anybody’s yum.
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Jim Queen
(2026)
96%
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Oct 20, 2026
The attention to detail amid large-scale spectacle astonishes.
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Wildwood
(2026)
100%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Oct 15, 2026
You Can See Everything is a film that will be debated, dissected, studied, copied, and imitated, but never repeated.
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You Can See Everything
(2026)
98%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Oct 8, 2026
Creates a strange pretzelling of the literary theorist’s career.
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Edward Said: Between Worlds
(2026)
94%
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Oct 8, 2026
This rambunctious ode to the Scottish brogue drops a solid beat that McAvoy knows well.
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California Schemin'
(2025)
91%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Oct 2, 2026
NAZA offers a rare feat as a work that’s so laudably provocative that the conversations surrounding the film, even from its detractors, become essential pieces in a textual and paratextual treatise.
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NAZA
(2026)
100%
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Oct 1, 2026
The music and animation are exquisitely crafted and swell with an emotionally rewarding crescendo.
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The Violinist
(2026)
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Sep 25, 2026
It’s exhausting, but most trips over a short timespan usually are…you’ll definitely earn your frequently flyer miles and get your steps in with Forgotten Island.
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Forgotten Island
(2026)
95%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Sep 24, 2026
Its wryly and warmly funny observations are for anyone whose simple pleasures include life’s big questions.
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The History of Concrete
(2026)
97%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Sep 24, 2026
While every frame comes from the archives, Run Terry Run plays in the present tense. It’s proof of Fox’s enduring legacy as the Marathon of Hope continues today.
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Run Terry Run
(2026)
100%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Sep 24, 2026
Everest: The Other Side feels like a film that only Chin and Vasarhelyi could have made.
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Everest: The Other Side
(2026)
86%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Sep 24, 2026
One doesn’t need to have seen the predecessors to appreciate The Pervert’s Guide to Utopias, and going in cold will be as much fun and equally insightful as approaching it after undertaking the forerunners.
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The Pervert's Guide to Utopias
(2026)
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Sep 24, 2026
As each woman shares her story, Cheyenne builds to an exhilarating and ultimately inspiring story about perseverance and true grit.
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Cheyenne
(2026)
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Sep 24, 2026
Played by Robert Pattinson in a tour-de-force performance, Hansen’s icky ways belie his seemingly altruistic principles.
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Primetime
(2026)
86%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Sep 18, 2026
Watching Musk is like observing footage of oneself as the frog in the fabled pot of water slowly heated to a boil.
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Musk
(2026)
96%
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Pat Mullen
POV Magazine
Sep 18, 2026
The film chronicles the sweat and spirit entailed in realizing one’s dreams.
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Always Lalisa
(2026)
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Sep 18, 2026
La Bola Negra offers a love letter from the heart to queer artists who fearlessly bring LGBTQ lives and loves to the stage and screen.
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La Bola Negra
(2026)
87%
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Sep 18, 2026
Up Against It finds itself working against a huge suspension of disbelief.
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Up Against It
(2026)
45%
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Pat Mullen
That Shelf
Sep 14, 2026
The spirit of John Candy endures in Cody Lightning. The Cree actor really hits his stride in Smudge the Blades playing a shaggy dog coach one just can’t help but love.
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Smudge the Blades
(2026)
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