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Kimber Myers Crooked Marquee Oct 28, 2026 B+ ... Primetime is a darkly hilarious satire that somehow never loses sight of all the horrors it’s depicting. Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -

Kimber Myers Crooked Marquee Oct 28, 2026 B With its varying perspectives, Atonement is an intensely thoughtful, humanist drama that is somehow even more emotionally resonant than one might expect. Go to Full Review Atonement (2026) 93% - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 20, 2026 C+ Like the verbose vows that Lou writes for other people, Love Language is full of lofty romantic sentiments that are ultimately interchangeable. Go to Full Review Love Language (2026) 67% - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 20, 2026 C The Camerons borrow from John Hughes without any meaningful updates. Go to Full Review Detention (2026) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 20, 2026 B- Zollicoffer gives a strong performance as a woman who refuses to be coddled, and the minimalist sci-fi world is mostly convincing, even if it doesn't amount to much by the end. Go to Full Review I See the Demon (2025) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 20, 2026 C+ The result is often disjointed, like a horror movie written in the margins of the novel's CliffsNotes. Go to Full Review Wuthering Heights: The House of the Damned (2026) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 20, 2026 C As a feature-length PSA for Brooke's House, the drug treatment center started by former police officer Kevin Simmers in memory of his daughter Brooke, Clean Hands is well-intentioned, but as drama it's a dreary slog. Go to Full Review Clean Hands (2026) 40% - -

Sean Burns Crooked Marquee Oct 15, 2026 A dazzling patchwork quilt of a movie, with scenes stitched together from snippets shot on separate continents, spanning years sometimes between the filming of line and its retort. Go to Full Review Othello (1952) - - 91%

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 13, 2026 Kubrick’s foray into stock noir could have been silly, especially given the rushed resolution that follows Davey’s final words. Before that moment, though, Kubrick makes Killer’s Kiss a striking, ambitious harbinger of even greater things to come. Go to Full Review Killer's Kiss (1955) 80% 58%

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 6, 2026 C- The movie opens with an amusingly low-fi kill scene, but it's mostly long stretches of nothingness. Go to Full Review Tie Die (2024) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 6, 2026 B At 74 minutes, Unbreakable barely has time to cover the basics, but it's still engaging and informative. Go to Full Review Dolph: Unbreakable (2025) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 6, 2026 C Never feels anything other than belabored and phony, especially in its condescending depiction of the Arkansan Duke's home state. Go to Full Review Stranglehold (2026) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 6, 2026 C This bizarre melodrama seems equally on the verge of turning into a horror movie or a Christian parable at any given moment. Go to Full Review Nickels (2026) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Oct 6, 2026 C- There's a lot of loud, angry talk about what's wrong with the country, but it amounts to little more than tedious, circular arguments until the abrupt, unsatisfying ending. Go to Full Review Backpay (2026) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Sep 23, 2026 B- Icelandic director Ninna Pálmadóttir takes an appealingly quiet, sensitive approach to the familiar material, at least until a late-film turn into bleaker territory. Go to Full Review Solitude (2023) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Sep 23, 2026 B- Director Sadie Frost delivers a basic, competent combination of talking heads and archival footage. Go to Full Review Twiggy (2024) 100% - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Sep 23, 2026 C- The likelihood of brand confusion is a selling point for such a generic movie, which consistently makes the easiest, most obvious choices. Go to Full Review How Hard Can It Be? (2026) - - - -

Josh Bell Crooked Marquee Sep 23, 2026 C Any humanitarian messages are lost amid the jumbled world-building and the unnecessary, telegraphed plot twists. Go to Full Review Battle Cabin (2022) - - - -

Kimber Myers Crooked Marquee Sep 18, 2026 C+ I’d normally argue for seeing any halfway decent film that isn’t a standard adaptation, remake, or part of a franchise, simply because we need more original films. Yet it plays like Greengrass is just taking a well-worn page out of the superhero playbook. Go to Full Review The Uprising (2026) 57% - -

Kimber Myers Crooked Marquee Sep 18, 2026 B+ The History of Concrete is a marvelous experience, fascinating and funny, strange and strangely moving. It will appeal most to fans who watched his show, but it also could serve as an entry point for those who want more weirdness and wonder ... Go to Full Review The History of Concrete (2026) 97% - -