Netflix’s suspenseful ‘Rebecca’ still won’t be this Halloween’s favorite
Netflix’s spooky “Rebecca” arrives in time for Halloween, but doesn’t entirely hit the mark.
Netflix’s spooky “Rebecca” arrives in time for Halloween, but doesn’t entirely hit the mark.
Netflix’s “The Trial of the Chicago 7” expertly navigates an important piece of activism history.
The coming-of-age film captivates with an undocumented girl’s heartbreak and music.
“The Boys in the Band” might run circles around representation, but its characters fall short.
Feminist coming-of-age “Enola Holmes” brings Sherlock’s younger sister into the spotlight.
Netflix’s “The Devil All the Time” elegantly tells a depressing, dark and complex story.
Girl meets boy, boy leaves girl, girl keeps memento, and girl meets the right boy.
Inverted objects and cinematic moments make “Tenet” a film to see in theaters–if you can.
“The New Mutants” falls short of promise of horror and falls into the clutches of cliche.
Armed with a mask, The Mesa Legend film critic goes back to the movie theater to see what’s changed. (Photo courtesy of PxHere.)