Anora won big at the Oscars. Here's how I think this happened and why I wasn't impressed by the new Best Picture winner.

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Hamstrung by the same issues that plague most of these Netflix movies, Trigger Warning can't live up to its evocative title.

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The Shadow Strays is a breathless bit of action moviemaking.

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Behind a strong premise, great direction and unsettling silences, Good One perfectly captures a feeling with unsettling accuracy.

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With just enough variation on its winning formula and a committed as ever Ma Dong-seok, The Roundup: Punishment is everything I wanted from the franchise's fourth film.

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Though it takes some time to get going, Yolo is a great Rocky-riff, with a solid spin on the original idea.

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The Caine Mutiny Court Martial has the same issue I've had with this story since reading it in high school.

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All movies are political. So why would someone claim theirs isn't?

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Though it can't fully live up to its premise or cast, Addicted to Fresno still has some charms.

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The main reason my wife loves this movie is Josh Gad as a famed children's performer named Teddy McGiggles.

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