This lazy, painfully unfunny sequel feels less like a nostalgic reunion than a contractual obligation in disguise.
“The Big Cheese”
A quirky food documentary that’s really a thrilling story about perseverance, belonging, and the pursuit of excellence in all things cheese.
“Westhampton”
A thoughtful film about taking responsibility, living with lasting consequences, and learning that forgiveness is often the hardest thing to earn.
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day”
The film can’t resist falling back into the same old MCU habits, piling on universe building until the heart of the story gets buried.
“Touch Me”
A messy psychosexual horror experiment with intriguing ideas that are ultimately overwhelmed by relentless weirdness and shock value.
“Holy Days”
This warm, easygoing crowd pleaser has a big heart and genuine sweetness that may not not memorable, but it’s certainly uplifting.
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