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By May 11, 2026 Top

Rivals Season 2 Review: TV’s Most Unapologetic Guilty Pleasure Is More Entertaining Than Ever

This Rivals season 2 review is Spoiler-Free. There’s no other show on television quite like Hulu’s Rivals. An unabashedly over-the-top 1980s-set drama that gleefully embraces the idea that there’s no such thing as a guilty pleasure, it’s a series that, at its heart, is about indulgence, both for its characters

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By May 10, 2026 Top

SENDER: A Bold, Intentionally Messy & Promising Debut

Deliciously delirious. I’m always up for a mindf**k of a movie, especially one that leans into disorientation without completely abandoning intention. A film that rattles you first, then lets the meaning catch up later. Sender is exactly that kind of experience. In his feature debut, director Russell Goldman doesn’t so much

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By May 8, 2026 Top

Mortal Kombat II: All Fights Ranked From Babality to Brutality

This article contains spoilers for Mortal Kombat II. For all that the 2021 movie Mortal Kombat did right, it did forget to include the actual Mortal Kombat tournament. Director Simon McQuoid and screenwriter Jeremy Slater more than make up for the lack in Mortal Kombat II, filling the screen with

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By May 8, 2026 Top

Sara Dosa Talks Finding Meaning in Nature in New Documentary Time and Water

“The future we were warned about is no longer distant, it is here.” This is the message that Oscar-nominated director Sara Dosa shares in her newest documentary Time and Water. Through archival material and the writings of Icelandic author Andri Snær Magnason, Dosa puts together an expansive story focused on

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By May 8, 2026 Top

SIFF ‘26 Capsule Review: ‘THE ASCENT’ Scales the Heights of Human Drama and Kilimanjaro…Sans Legs

The Ascent, directed by Francis Cronin, Edward Drake, and Scott Veltri, is a climbing documentary–true crime hybrid following bilateral amputee Mandy Horvath’s attempt to quite literally crawl up Mt. Kilimanjaro using only her hands and a whole lot of gumption. It’s a captivating stranger-than-fiction account that resists easy categorization, the

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