The Solitary Gourmet is one part food movie, one part travelogue, all TV series.

Seems like the One Man Army is a thing now. Add Novocaine to the canon.

True Love, for Once In My Life could be the definition of current Hong Kong cinema.

More nuns! This time they’re Dark Nuns, an exorcism thriller that comes really, really close to greatness.

All hail Hugh Grant, lord of Heretic.

Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist is all the cinema.

Bong Joon-ho still hates the rich, but he adds demagogues to the mix in Mickey 17.

Nosferatu dispenses with the sparkling and the suave as Robert Eggers brings back the monster.

Aside from positing 38 is practically dead, Salli is an inoffensive coming of romantic age drama.

This year’s Oscar shit show, Emlia Pérez, finally lands in cinemas.

Well, there’s certainly more movie in Jiaozi’s billion-dollar grossing Ne Zha 2.

Despite alleged maverick Bob Dylan being the subject, A Complete Unknown is as average as it gets.

Forbidden Fairytale could use a lot more of the ‘forbidden’ to really make a point.

Angelina Jolie closes Pablo Larrain’s bad bitch trilogy in Maria, but she’s not the baddest.

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy signals an ending. Thankfully.

There is a shit ton of stuff happening in Captain America: Brave New World, none of it Feige could want.

You think you know what you’ll get in Detective Chinatown 1900, but you’d be wrong.

Living in Two Worlds means well, but that doesn’t make it particularly exciting.

Hong Kong really isn’t the place for Emmanuelle’s sexual hijinks, unless luxury hotels turn you on.

Pedro Almodóvar’s The Room Next Door is a meditation on death that’s really about life.