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Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer 3 days ago The show was called "To Catch a Predator," but Oppenheim makes the case that everyone involved, from the alleged pedos getting busted on national television to Hansen to the head of the network, are all predators of one kind or another. Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer 3 days ago I can’t overstate what an incredible artistic achievement this film is for the indefatigable team at Laika. Go to Full Review Wildwood (2026) 99% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer 3 days ago Fielder and Oppenheim twist the medium of documentary film into impossible shapes as they probe the line between truth and fiction. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 96% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Sep 30, 2026 The Wrong Girls is clearly a labor of love for everyone involved. Go to Full Review The Wrong Girls (2026) 61% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Sep 30, 2026 If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at a $300 million Jurassic World debacle and thought, "How hard is it to make a good creature feature?" Mitchell shows you how it’s done. Go to Full Review The End of Oak Street (2026) 86% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Sep 30, 2026 At times, Camp Miasma comes across as both a horror film and an essay about horror films. Schoenbrun keeps things from getting too academic with a self-deprecating sense of humor and some genuinely gorgeous photography. And blood. Go to Full Review Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026) 94% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Sep 30, 2026 Coyote vs. Acme is a near-perfect film, hilarious with heart to spare. Go to Full Review Coyote vs. Acme (2026) 96% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Sep 30, 2026 Like Weapons, this Resident Evil is good, clean horror fun — if by "clean" and "fun" you mean "bloody" and "terrifying." Go to Full Review Resident Evil (2026) 96% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Jun 26, 2026 If you’re just in it for ILM’s artistry and some spectacular pew-pew, it’ll serve you just fine. But personally, I expect more from a galaxy far, far away. Go to Full Review Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) 60% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Jun 26, 2026 In a world of generic slop passing as art, this is an actual auteurist vision, realized by some of the best craftspeople in the business. Go to Full Review I Love Boosters (2026) 92% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Jun 26, 2026 Parsons may be young, but Backrooms is the real deal. Go to Full Review Backrooms (2026) 85% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Jun 26, 2026 Personally, I loved Disclosure Day. But I realize that the mixture of ’70s paranoia cinema, rollicking chase scenes, and philosophical debates makes for a bumpy ride. Go to Full Review Disclosure Day (2026) 79% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer May 15, 2026 Between Johnston’s clueless bumbling from one emotional disaster area to another and Navarrette’s bravado bipolarity, it’s the great performances of the two leads that really elevate Obsession above the rest of the low budget horror field Go to Full Review Obsession (2025) 93% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer May 1, 2026 Is it a good movie? I don’t know. Is it entertaining? As hell! Go to Full Review The Bride! (2026) 57% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer May 1, 2026 One of the biggest strengths of Hoppers, Pixar’s latest animated feature, is that director Daniel Chong and screenwriter Jesse Andrews realize that saving your neighborhood can be just as compelling as saving the world. Go to Full Review Hoppers (2026) 94% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer May 1, 2026 Gosling is the perfect actor for Lord and Miller’s style. He’s quick on his feet, with a great improv sense. Go to Full Review Project Hail Mary (2026) 95% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer May 1, 2026 Sure, there’s lots of impressively staged eye candy, and the couture is pretty stunning, but after yet another close-up of billowing fabric, you start to think maybe this isn’t going anywhere. Go to Full Review Mother Mary (2026) 69% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Mar 4, 2026 The biggest revelation from The Bone Temple is the confident, elegant direction by Nia DaCosta. Go to Full Review 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026) 91% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Mar 4, 2026 Like its protagonist, Train Dreams’ quiet eloquence is easily overlooked, but ultimately profound. Go to Full Review Train Dreams (2025) 93% - -

Chris McCoy Memphis Flyer Mar 4, 2026 There’s nothing Verbinski likes more than a great actor going stupid big, and Rockwell is the man for the job. Go to Full Review Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2025) 82% - -