Three young thieves target a house on Uruguay’s coast, only to find that the dead don’t stay dead—and have returned as flesh-hungry zombies. Starring Malena Villa, Azul Fernández, and Débora Nishimoto.
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‘The Summer Hit’ Review: A Zombie Comedy in a Post-Pandemic World
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‘Kill the Jockey’ Review: Luis Ortega’s Surreal Descent Into the Underworld (MUBI)
An alcoholic jockey is locked away to clean up before the biggest race of his life. But when the plan implodes, he escapes into a world where he no longer recognizes others—or himself.
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Modern Classics: ‘Django Unchained’ and Tarantino’s Cinema of Revenge
Quentin Tarantino turns the Western into a violent, talkative revenge fantasy set against the brutal reality of American slavery.
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‘Oh, Hi!’ Review: A Twisted Rom-Com About Love, Fear, and Misunderstanding
What starts as a carefree vacation spirals into an absurd, unsettling standoff over love, control, and emotional honesty. Starring Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman.
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‘The Rainmaker’ Review: A Legal Thriller Stripped of Its Bite
A rising young lawyer is fired from an elite firm and joins a scrappy ambulance chaser and her shady paralegal, only to face his former employer in court over a wrongful death case.
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‘The Damned’ Review: An Icy Descent into Folk Horror
When a remote fishing station lets shipwrecked sailors die, an ancient folk legend resurfaces, turning hunger, guilt, and isolation into a slow-burning nightmare.
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Modern Classics: The Fragile Poetry of Sofia Coppola’s ‘Lost in Translation’
The American filmmaker’s movie quickly became an instant classic, capturing the unlikely friendship that forms in Japan between a seasoned actor and a much younger woman. With Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson.
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‘Miracle: The Boys of ’80’ Review: An Upset That Shaped a Nation’s Imagination (Netflix)
A young hockey team defies the odds at the 1980 Olympics, turning a stunning upset into a lasting legend, told through new footage and firsthand testimony.
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’96 Minutes’ Review: Reviving a Classic Bomb-on-a-Train Premise (Netflix)
A bomb disposal expert traveling with his detective fiancée must defuse a bomb on a bullet train before time—and his past—catch up with him.
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‘Greenland 2: Migration’ Review: Gerard Butler Takes on the Apocalypse Once More
After surviving a comet that devastated Earth, a family is forced to flee their bunker refuge and cross a ruined Europe in search of a new home.



