Laugh your way through these ridiculous, witty, and hilarious comedy movies!
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe follows two teen boys growing up in Texas in the 1980s as they uncover their identities through their friendship Continue reading ‘Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe’ is YA movie goals | TIFF review
Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin play a pair of old friends in Moving On preparing to murder their third best friend’s husband following her death. It’s a comedy, by the way. Continue reading Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin kill in ‘Moving On’ | TIFF movie review
In his fourth solo outing, Thor: Love and Thunder finds Thor and Valkyrie align with an unlikely new hero to take down a villain with a taste for revenge. Continue reading ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ leans into weirdness and queerness | movie review
Crush follows an awkward queer high schooler as she tries clear her name as the school vandal while navigating a new crush Continue reading ‘Crush’ is a typical high school rom-com — and that’s a good thing | movie review
X follows a young group of aspiring filmmakers who travel to an isolated farm to film a porn. It doesn’t go well. Continue reading ‘X’ is a Texas Boogie Nights Massacre | movie review
Accusations fly between a group of friends after a stormy game night turns deadly in Bodies Bodies Bodies. Continue reading ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ is a bloody game of Among Us | SXSW review
In Everything Everywhere All At Once, an unremarkable Chinese-American woman finds out that the fate of the multiverse lies in her hands. Continue reading A movie like ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ has never existed before | SXSW review
When Jessica’s stalker follows her to New Mexico, she and her friend Elena look for an otherworldy solution to get rid of him Continue reading ‘Jethica’ is a charming little ghost story | SXSW review
An estranged father tries to reconnect with his son by catfishing him on Facebook in I Love My Dad, premiering at SXSW Continue reading Patton Oswalt is Oscar-worthy in ‘I Love My Dad’ | SXSW review
Sissy follows an influencer who has to face her childhood bully during a bachelorette weekend in the Australian bush. It doesn’t go well. Continue reading ‘Sissy’ skewers millennial culture | SXSW review
