People Watching by Hannah Bonam-Young struggles to sell us on its problematic character dynamics and steamy scenes. Read on for our review!
The Book of Blood and Roses Review: A Seductive Supernatural Romance
The Book of Blood and Roses by Annie Summerlee crafts a seductive adventure into the heart of paranormal academia. Read on for our review!
They Won Gold — Yet the USA Men’s Hockey Team Were the Biggest Losers of the 2026 Winter Olympics
The US Men's Hockey team celebrated their Olympic win over Canada. But their political-drenched celebrations overshadowed victory, sparking criticism from fed-up hockey fans.
‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Is a Conflicting Caper
Now You See Me: Now You Don't orchestrates a smoke-and-mirrors performance of cheap thrills and nostalgic cameos. Read on for our review of the film!
No Amount of Grumpy Scots Can Save ‘Some Like It Scot’ From Itself — Review
Some Like It Scot by Pepper Basham features a predictable Scottish romance between an adventurous writer and a grumpy castle owner. Read on for our review!
‘Only Lovers in the Building’ by Nadine Gonzalez Offers a Breezy Poolside Read
Only Lovers in the Building by Nadine Gonzalez is a light-hearted beach read featuring sunny Miami vibes, vibrant Art Deco architecture, and an amusing poolside book club. Read on for our review!
Prepare to Have a Ball with ‘Pickleballers’ by Ilana Long
Pickleballers by Ilana Long offers readers a fun, light-hearted glimpse into the pickleball phenomenon with an amateur rom-com entry. Read on for our review!
Ponyboi Review: River Gallo Shines as Dylan O’Brien Commits Crimes
Ponyboi is a vital addition to LGBTQ+ cinema, featuring a phenomenal performance from lead River Gallo. Read on for our review of the film!
Director Esteban Arango on the Romance of ‘Ponyboi’ — Interview
Esteban Arango discusses directing coming-of-age film Ponyboi, creating a sweeping romantic meet cute, and working with this impressive cast. Read on for the interview!
Alexis Henderson’s ‘House of Hunger’ is Dark and Delicious
House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson offers the chilling allure of a great gothic horror with rich imagery and sexy sapphic romances. Read on for our review!
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