Zootopia 2 Review | Flickreel
Anyone who thought “racism was solved” at the end of Zootopia missed the point. Considering that Trump won the election several months later, it’s safe to say that most people didn’t take the message to heart. For all the progress made since…
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Adult Swim’s Epic Fantasy Adventure Delivers Its Darkest, Most Emotional Chapter Yet
Genndy Tartakovsky is a singular creator within contemporary animation who has pushed the medium forward with his expressionistic storytelling and anachronistic blend of genres. Tartakovsky had managed to smuggle adult themes into otherwise family-friendly shows like Samurai Jack and Star…
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The Hateful Eight: A Masterclass In Tension And Performances
When putting together lists of the best Quentin Tarantino films of all-time, it proves to be something of an easier and rarer feat to tackle. Not only does the filmmaker have no real fluke in his filmography, but he's also…
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Get Ready To Witness Ranveer Singh As A One-Man Army In “Dhurandhar”!
From the makers of Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019), another patriotic movie makes its way to the Bollywood big screens on December 5, 2025. Titled “Dhurandhar”, translated as “Stalwart”, it features Ranveer Singh opposite an ensemble cast comprising Akshaye Khanna,…
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Carol’s Horrifying Realization About the Others Sets Up an Even Darker Season 2
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for the Pluribus Season 1 finale. It's safe to say that Vince Gilligan's new Apple TV series Pluribus may not have been what some viewers were expecting — or maybe, it's more accurate…
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Mary Elizabeth Winestead Struggles With A Lackluster Script
What makes “The Hand that Rocks the Cradle” such an unforgiving miss is the abundance of small wins that work in its favor. From a typically strong cast and a filmmaker whose previous work had already dabbled in similar thematic…
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Hamnet Review | Flickreel
Hamnet understands that for a story to be truly tragic, it must first show us the beauty of life. Chloé Zhao’s gut-wrenching film, which she adapted with novelist Maggie O’Farrell, makes us fall in love with the people at the…
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Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson Elevate Another Standard Music Biopic
Early on in Song Sung Blue, there’s a scene where Hugh Jackman’s character, Mike Sardina, steps up to a microphone and starts singing the movie’s titular Neil Diamond classic before heading to the Wisconsin Star Fair. It’s a tender, sincere…
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A Snake-like Light Skewering of the Hollywood Ouroboros
The re-adaptation of existing IP has become such a ubiquitous practice in Hollywood that the industry has started eating its own tail, and filmmakers are referencing the IP itself in increasingly metatextual ways. See: Scream V and VI. See: The…
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Review: Darker, Deeper, But Uneven
Emma Tammi’s Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 arrives with both the burden of expectation and the advantage of familiarity. Following the massive success of the 2023 film adaptation, this sequel sharpens its focus on the haunted legacy of Freddy Fazbear’s…
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Andrew Rannells’ Grisly Holiday Murder Mystery Wraps Up 2025 on a High Note
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Elsbeth Season 3, Episode 10.How far would you go to see your child's dreams of being a star performer come true? How about if your own dreams of the same never did, and…
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Against The Odds, Scott Derrickson’s Smart Sequel Deepens The Original’s Chills
When “The Black Phone” landed in theaters in the summer of 2022, it performed better than many people expected. Having already screened at several festivals, word of mouth from critics and early audiences was good, and a twice-delayed release heightened…
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