‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ still really wants to be ‘Scream’ Nearly 30 years later, the ‘90s slasher series still flounders
‘Wedding Season’ Brings Vital Representation to Rom-Coms A bright, funny watch (with two captivating leads) that unfortunately tries to take on more commentary than it needs to
This Season’s Unsung Hero of ‘The Umbrella Academy’ How grief, punk rock, and the Berlin Wall turned Lila Pitts into an honorary Hargreeves
Bollywood’s ‘Forrest Gump’ Remake Takes Some Major Swings ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’ translates and updates the original to wrestle with Indian nationalism
In ‘Easter Sunday’ Jo Koy Doesn’t Shine As Much As We Hoped The well-meaning studio comedy unfortunately flattens Filipino identity to a checklist
Singaporean Indie Flick ‘#LookAtMe’ Is More Than Just Social Media Satire Ken Kwek’s latest film also offers a biting critique of the country’s most regressive laws
Save Us, Ultraman! ‘Shin Ultraman’, the new film dedicated to this Japanese icon, delivers childlike wonder with sophisticated visual effects, even if it struggles to make good on some big ideas
Cinderella Has Never Been So Relatable The diverse cast in Broadway’s revival of ‘Into the Woods’ brings new dimension to classic fairy tale characters
An Epic Spin Through the Multiverse–No, Not That One ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ offers a fresh, frenetic take on Asian American family drama, with a sci-fi twist
‘Ms. Marvel’ Remixes the Character’s Origin With More Cultural Specificity Disney+’s new series brings Pakistani American multigenerational family drama to the MCU
PRIDE: How ‘Fire Island’ Director Andrew Ahn Paints a Vivid Portrait of Queer Asian America One of American indie cinema’s underrated talents looks back on his career so far
Wanda Maximoff in the Multiverse of Sexist Tropes In ‘Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’, MCU’s latest entry trades character development for spectacle
Forget Bridgerton’s Kate and Anthony, What About Kate and Edwina’s Happily Ever After? Messy and imperfect, the Sharma sisters’ relationship growing pains hit close to home
‘Pachinko’ masterfully dramatizes the universal trials and tribulations of an immigrant family Lush visuals and complex storytelling come together in Apple TV+’s sumptuous historical drama spanning four generations
Pixar’s ‘Turning Red’ is a coming-of-age classic Domee Shi spins the Asian American mother-daughter narrative anew
