Release Date: Oct 16, 2020 Netflix's The Trial Of The Chicago 7 Review It’s slick, well-assembled Hollywood entertainment that should entertain as it educates, and hopefully infuriates, its audiences. Sean O'Connell

Release Date: Sep 23, 2020 Netflix’s Enola Holmes Review It may seem like a silly little Netflix movie, but in truth it’s an engaging and cute mystery that features Millie Bobby Brown’s most charismatic performances to date. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Sep 18, 2020 Lost Girls And Love Hotels Review One could look at it as a PSA against self-loathing, but mostly it’s just a really bad movie. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Sep 16, 2020 Netflix’s The Devil All The Time Review The Devil All The Time slips through the cracks and into the lukewarm waters of mediocrity. Mike Reyes

Release Date: Sep 10, 2020 HBO Max’s Unpregnant Review Rachel Lee Goldenberg’s film is a spunky, memorable and heartfelt ride despite some bumps along the way. Sarah El-Mahmoud

Release Date: Sep 10, 2020 Netflix’s The Babysitter: Killer Queen Review With a breakneck pace, the entire experience rides on greased rails, leaving the audience to enjoy the surprises around every turn. Mike Reyes

Release Date: Sep 04, 2020 Disney+’s Mulan Review Whether you’re a fan of the ‘90s version or watching the story for the first time, Mulan is proof the Chinese story passed down generations is a timeless, powerful and empowering tale that deserves this scale of storytelling. Sarah El-Mahmoud

Release Date: Sep 04, 2020 Netflix’s I'm Thinking Of Ending Things Review A cinematic vision that only Charlie Kaufman can provide, outwardly presenting itself as a thriller built out of slow escalation that ultimately reveals itself as a unique meditation on identity... Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Sep 03, 2020 Tenet Review A hold-on-by-your-fingernails thrill ride with subtle touches of wit, romance, suspense, tragedy, determination and cinema-driven awe woven throughout it. Sean O'Connell

Release Date: Aug 28, 2020 The New Mutants Review A simplistic, unimaginative, low-budget blip on the comic-book radar that neither hinders nor furthers the superhero conversation. Sean O'Connell

Release Date: Aug 28, 2020 Hulu’s The Binge Review Admittedly it’s partially given a pass that comes from a mindset acknowledging that we can all use a good laugh these days, but that by itself is also an acknowledging that there are laughs to be had. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Aug 28, 2020 Netflix’s All Together Now Review All Together Now may have flaws in the underlying story itself, but a combination of soft-flowing filmmaking and solid performances makes for an endearing watch. Sarah El-Mahmoud