A skeptical podcaster investigates eerie audio recordings sent by listeners, but as strange events bleed into her life, rational explanations give way to something far darker.
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‘undertone’ Review: A24’s Low-Budget Horror Rides the Podcast Boom
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‘The Westies’ Review: Inside the Irish Mob’s Fragile Pact with the Mafia
In 1980s New York, a volatile Irish mob struggles to maintain a fragile pact with Italian rivals as internal tensions and ambition threaten everything.
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‘The Match’ Review: Maradona, Myth and the Politics of Argentina vs England 1986
Through players’ memories and archival footage, the film reconstructs the 1986 quarterfinal where football, national identity and postwar tensions converged in one unforgettable match.
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‘Little House on the Prairie’ Review: Netflix Reimagines Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Frontier Classic
In Netflix’s new adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s books, the Ingalls family settles in Kansas, confronting frontier hardship, Osage tensions, and intimate family conflicts.
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‘Christy’ Review: Sydney Sweeney Fights for Respect in a Tough, Unsentimental Boxing Biopic
A rising boxer hides her identity and enters a dangerous marriage with her trainer, as fame and control push her life toward collapse. Starring Sydney Sweeney, Merritt Wever and Ben Foster.
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‘Deaf’ Review: A Child, Two Worlds, and a Fragile Bridge
A deaf woman and her hearing partner face unexpected tensions after their child’s birth, questioning identity, belonging, and the bridge between worlds.
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‘Phantoms of July’ Review: A Playful Meditation on Labor, History, and Survival
In a small German town, three women across time navigate chance, dreams, and quiet oppression, bound by working-class resilience.
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‘Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America’ HBO Review: Larry David Rewrites U.S. History as a Comedy of Petty Grievances
Larry David inserts his irritable persona into key moments of American history, turning national ideals into escalating social conflicts and absurd, revealing comedy.
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‘Megadoc’ Review: Coppola’s Creative Chaos, Captured in Real Time
A revealing look at Francis Ford Coppola’s chaotic process during the shooting of ‘Megalopolis’, capturing the tensions, ambitions, and contradictions of a fiercely independent filmmaker at work.
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‘Silo’ Season 3 Review: Apple TV+ Sci-Fi Show Connects Timelines and Mysteries
As Juliette loses her memory inside the silo, a present-day conspiracy slowly reveals the origins of a controlled, post-apocalyptic world built on secrecy, lies, and fear. Starring Rebecca Ferguson. From July 3 on Apple TV+.


