Happy Gilmore 2 at In Review Online
My first contemporaneous review for In Review Online!
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Rapture of the Uncanny: An Interview with Heather Landsman on ee
Increasingly, directors are looking back and staying there. I can't blame them; it's hard to look at the present moment with clear eyes. A select few, however, are reaching into the past and bringing it back to now, complicating our understanding of that past and informing
Primetime (2026, Oppenheim)
Major spoiler in the penultimate paragraph. For a long time, I've been waiting for someone my age (i.e., born in 1996) to make a mainstream movie. Lance Oppenheim, a documentarian best known for his good yet overrated HBO limited series Ren Faire, takes the prize. His documentary
Unabomber (2026, Janus Metz)
"Ted Kaczynski offers us one of the great case studies in worthwhile notions and piss-poor execution. It’s hard to look at his ideas and not see some value; industrial society does kind of suck, so it’s no wonder he’s been picked up in certain corners
Resident Evil (2026, Cregger)
Like most nerds who grew up in the 2000s, I had a relationship with Resident Evil. I was first exposed (as it were) to it via my babysitter's brother Keith, who I caught playing Resident Evil 2 on a plastic-covered couch in his family's den