A WWI-era novel that features employed married women, modern language, and an evil with vague origins.

A harsh reminder we can’t reclaim the glory of our youth.

A painfully frank and beautiful movie that depresses, enrages, and empowers. 

If only the IMDB synopsis was accurate.

I genuinely thought this was how cheerleader sleepovers went anyway. 

Stunning and surprising, but still a little how I imagined Latvia.

If you think you know, you don’t.

Visually beautiful and a little confusing, like Miss Carolina 2007.

It's about a cat, so I'm biased. You were warned.

The perfect cure for the '80s ski resort movie: a brooding Scandinavian murder drama.

My, how far we have come.

It's kind of like Frozen if Elsa murdered people.

Perfect humans in a perfect future. But a not-so-perfect movie. 

Aged like a fine scotch, IT only got better.

Karin and Danielle Joy crack open the bottles as they make some recipes from Jon and Marc Chaiet's Let's Get Monster Smashed.

Very creepy, very thorough, very Swedish.

When you Dig Two Graves, you need something to fill them in. Perhaps a story worth telling?

Thoughtful, intriguing, and the child actors aren't even annoying.

A suspicious and unbalanced take of a suspicious man.

Dry information and impassioned ideas that are slightly out of proportion; like a cookie with too few chocolate chips.