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Gary M. Kramer MovieJawn Oct 31, 2026 QUEEN AT SEA takes an ambitious approach to examining the emotions involved in eldercare. It sometimes put the emphasis on the wrong syllable, but it will resonate with viewers who are dealing with these issues. Go to Full Review Queen at Sea (2026) 91% - -

Jasmine Edwards MovieJawn Oct 31, 2026 For fans of psychological thrillers, A TALENT FOR MURDER will be a satisfying watch, with its charming little cast, immersive world and beautiful locations. Go to Full Review A Talent for Murder (2026) 78% - -

Carmen Paddock MovieJawn Oct 31, 2026 WICKER makes such a convincing argument against convention and cynicism – mostly with its open heart, occasionally with gleeful mayhem. Go to Full Review Wicker (2026) 94% - -

Kevin Murphy MovieJawn Oct 31, 2026 WHERE THERE IS LOVE, THERE IS NO DARKNESS is simultaneously cloying and refreshing. Go to Full Review Where There Is Love, There Is No Darkness (2025) - - - -

Fiona Underhill MovieJawn Oct 31, 2026 67 BOMBS TO ENID is an important documentary which shines a light on the after effects of one of the darkest periods in human history. Go to Full Review 67 Bombs to Enid (2025) - - - -

Harper Rochel Goldman MovieJawn Oct 23, 2026 The "Evil Hand" trope has been a part of horror cinema since at least the 1930s, but THE RESTORATION AT GRAYSON MANOR makes it feel fresh by mixing in a psychosexual game of cat-and-mouse between an evil gay guy and his even-more-evil mother. Go to Full Review The Restoration at Grayson Manor (2025) 90% - -

Tim Stevens MovieJawn Oct 23, 2026 THE CYCLE lingers too long at its lowest point to be entirely successful. However, it reminds viewers how much fun a movie can be when it knows something you don’t yet. Go to Full Review The Cycle (2026) 95% - -

Jill Vranken MovieJawn Oct 23, 2026 The thing which stands out the most in MAKING MARIE ANTOINETTE is just how proud Eleanor is of Sofia. And in finishing the documentary and sharing it with audiences, you can see that Sofia was proud of her mother too. Go to Full Review Making Marie Antoinette (2026) 100% - -

Joe Carlough MovieJawn Oct 23, 2026 In its worst offense of all, THE INFLUENCER PROJECT eventually devolves into my least favorite state for a horror movie to find itself in: trading overall loudness for actual fear. Go to Full Review The Influencer Project (2026) 40% - -

Liz Ruse MovieJawn Oct 23, 2026 Watching YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING is like being in a state of paranoia and euphoria at once. At times, it feels like a detective thriller or the study of an alien from another planet. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 96% - -

Del Winters MovieJawn Oct 23, 2026 Despite my reservations, Whalefall had me by the tear ducts at the end. Go to Full Review Whalefall (2026) 74% - -

Andrea Schmidt MovieJawn Oct 23, 2026 The filmmakers do an excellent job of navigating the complexities of familial relationships, as well as the personal immigrant experience. Go to Full Review One in a Million (2026) 100% - -

Rachel Shatto MovieJawn Oct 16, 2026 For all its shortcomings as a horror film, ONE EYE OPEN understands something fundamental about grief: those we lose can remain with us, offering strength long after they’re gone. Go to Full Review One Eye Open (2026) - - - -

Harper Rochel Goldman MovieJawn Oct 16, 2026 THE SOCIAL RECKONING fails to reckon with its predecessor's legacy. Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

Heidi Krull MovieJawn Oct 16, 2026 WUTHERING HEIGHTS: THE HOUSE OF THE DAMNED feels more like a sketch than a completed work of art. Go to Full Review Wuthering Heights: The House of the Damned (2026) - - - -

Melissa Strong MovieJawn Oct 16, 2026 SENSE AND SENSIBILITY is a welcome addition to the Austen movie canon, and an accessible interpretation for viewers new to her work. Go to Full Review Sense and Sensibility (2026) 78% - -

Matt Campbell MovieJawn Oct 16, 2026 It’s a safe bet to expect that both Moore and Giamatti will collect hardware this awards season. Go to Full Review The Debut (2026) 91% - -

Andrea Schmidt MovieJawn Oct 16, 2026 WINTER OF THE CROW features a standout Lesley Manville in timely psycho-political thriller trappings. Go to Full Review Winter of the Crow (2025) 90% - -

Matt Campbell MovieJawn Oct 16, 2026 QUEENS FOR A DAY wears its heart on its sleeve. The passion, the love, of the subject matter and the craft of filmmaking radiate off the screen. Go to Full Review Queens for a Day (2026) - - - -

Harper Rochel Goldman MovieJawn Oct 16, 2026 Misty Green has a light quirkiness about it that sets it apart in this exhausting awards season. Go to Full Review Misty Green (2026) 61% - -