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Sarah Gopaul That Shelf Oct 18, 2026 Overall, this is a well-choreographed action movie with thrilling fight sequences. Go to Full Review Street Fighter (2026) 41% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Oct 11, 2026 The coming-of-age story isn’t remarkable, but it is relatable... It can be difficult to watch a young person misjudge their place so severely, but that’s how the film keeps viewers engaged in Sid’s journey. Go to Full Review Big Girls Don't Cry (2026) 100% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Oct 9, 2026 The heroic buildup of David taking on Goliath is moot if you already know the giant wins. It’s a thoughtful shoutout to the people who tried to expose Facebook’s corruption, but that’s it. Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Oct 5, 2026 Director Mike P. Nelson cleverly uses the snake’s inexplicable size to enhance her threat. Although audiences may never get a clear view of her full length, there is a definite sense of her enormity. Go to Full Review Beware Boiúna (2026) 58% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Oct 2, 2026 There was a fair amount of snickering during the film, which didn’t seem intentional. Instead, it was generally a result of the ridiculous, unbelievable or stereotypical writing. And that’s on top of the many aspects of the movie that don’t make sense. Go to Full Review Verity (2026) 31% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Oct 2, 2026 The story is busy, but in an exciting way. The youthful friends bounce around between locations and characters, reliving forgotten feats. Audiences join them on this turbulent ride filled with uproarious fun, pent-up resentment and eternal devotion. Go to Full Review Forgotten Island (2026) 95% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Oct 1, 2026 It’s possible filmmakers want to leave viewers to judge the ethics of "To Catch a Predator" for themselves. But the disconnected narrative feels like it’s only telling half the story, relying on great performances to try to hide the gaps. Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 The nostalgia factor is unsurprisingly high, amplified by snippets from the original cartoons and numerous explosions… The last time live action and animation went together this comfortably was ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit?’ The integration is seamless. Go to Full Review Coyote vs. Acme (2026) 96% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 By just varying the original story, the snake is now eating its own tail. It’s time to close the door on this franchise for good. Go to Full Review Insidious: Out of the Further (2026) 58% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 There’s no attempt to extend or complicate the relatively simple plot. First-time writer-director Alex Ullom presents a straightforward yet mildly compelling narrative with a hint of 'The Twilight Zone' peeping between the lines. Go to Full Review It Ends (2025) 93% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 Even though the script can be a little thin, there’s something about dinosaurs that captivates audiences and this film offers a fresh approach to blending the timelines. Go to Full Review The End of Oak Street (2026) 86% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 The narrative trajectory is very unexpected. It does not follow the conventions of any similar story or genre… The first half of the movie is lively and heartfelt, focusing on love, community and music… Then it all comes to a crashing halt. Go to Full Review The Rivals of Amziah King (2025) 88% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 In spite of Eli Roth’s practiced genre-hand, it feels a lot like a first-time director’s film. A lot of the dialogue is cheesy and the story is incredibly thin. And the Ice Cream Man’s motive makes almost no sense. Go to Full Review Ice Cream Man (2026) 25% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 The silly premise is reminiscent of a New Year’s Eve film counting down the search for the perfect midnight kiss. But with everyone and their mother (enter Molly Ringwald) in the same boat, it’s a night of hope and unpredictability. Go to Full Review One Night Only (2026) 44% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 The appearance of cartoon breasts and orgasms accompanied by fireworks underlines the absurdity of the narrative. But the erotic comedy and marginal thriller uses a sharp-witted script filled with humour and sex to break down barriers. Go to Full Review I Want Your Sex (2026) 92% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 The film is like an after school special or 1990s made-for-TV movie that tries to warn adolescents, "Saying that he loves you doesn’t give him the right to hurt you." Of course, the story is more sophisticated and engaging, but the message is the same. Go to Full Review The Julia Set (2026) 70% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 This adaptation maintains the spirit of the source material by using black-and-white, hand-drawn 2D animation. The monochromatic images are stunning and reflect the intense emotions the narrative inspires. Go to Full Review Tangles (2026) 95% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 In addition to the brother-sister sharp banter, there are some very amusing and somewhat cringe-worthy encounters with other family and townsfolk. However, like most of life, the film boils down to the small moments, which are the heart of the narrative. Go to Full Review Trash Mountain (2026) 100% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 Throughout the film, various people spout slogans, mottos and catchphrases. But when it comes to living these maxims, most are forgotten. Go to Full Review A Good Little Soldier (2026) 92% - -
Sarah Gopaul Imagery at the Movies Sep 25, 2026 The film focuses on the camaraderie the AIDS epidemic inspired and imposed... Their experiences bond them, even though many of them don’t openly discuss their diagnoses. It’s a thoughtful perspective we don’t often see. Go to Full Review Ancestors (2026) 80% - -
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