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Ticketworthy! - Predator: Badlands

8 Nov, 2025

Dan Trachtenberg is a name you should get familiar with. The director is responsible for the underrated 10 Cloverfield Lane, which he followed up by writing and directing Prey in 2022.

Ticketworthy! - Nuremberg

There are some movies that have to be respected for the audacity of their ambition, even if not their execution. Sometimes a filmmaker pitches an... 8 Nov, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Bugonia

Director Yorgos Lanthimos is no stranger to over-the-top, oddball films. The Lobster and Poor Things are anything but normal. ... 1 Nov, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere

By now, audiences have a pretty good idea of what to expect when they sit down to watch a film about the life of a real famous person, especially... 25 Oct, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Shelby Oaks

If craftsmanship and dedication were enough to make a movie great, movie critic and YouTuber Chris Stuckmann’s directorial debut, Shelby Oaks... 25 Oct, 2025

Ticketworthy! - After the Hunt

There is an appeal to a slow-moving train wreck. The anticipation, the suspense, the destruction. You understand the horror of two powerful... 19 Oct, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Good Fortune

In Good Fortune, director Aziz Ansari delivers a heartwarming satire that blends economic commentary with relatable characters. Gabriel (... 18 Oct, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Tron: Ares

Back in 1982, director Steven Lisberger gave the world Tron. It was a divisive film, but a groundbreaking and important one, nonetheless... 11 Oct, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Roofman

The story of convicted robber Jeffrey Manchester is, without a doubt, fascinating all on its own. That said, Manchester is such an over-... 11 Oct, 2025

Ticketworthy! - The Smashing Machine

To be fair to writer/director Benny Safdie, biopics have become something of a stale genre of movie over the years. It’s really amazing how many... 4 Oct, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Bone Lake

There is something extra scary about horror movies that feel entirely plausible. Don’t get me wrong, movies like Alien or 28 Days... 4 Oct, 2025

Ticketworthy! - One Battle After Another

When a movie says that its total runtime is nearly three hours, there’s good reason for concern. That is a lot of movie, and most of them... 27 Sep, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Him

Some movies hide what they are about using metaphors and subtle foreshadowing. They force their audience to dig through the narrative and examine... 20 Sep, 2025

Ticketworthy! - A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

Making a movie for the sake of the art itself is often admirable. A brilliant writer teamed with a visionary director can craft a living painting... 20 Sep, 2025

Ticketworthy! - The Long Walk

Based on one of Stephen King’s earliest novels, The Long Walk shows some hallmarks of a young writer. There are perhaps too many... 12 Sep, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Spinal Tap II: The End Continues

There’s a certain irony about Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, a nagging feeling of art imitating life. Director Rob Reiner has returned... 12 Sep, 2025

Ticketworthy! - The Roses

There’s something admirable about trying to create satirical or black comedy. When done correctly, it’s a balancing act akin to masterful... 29 Aug, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Caught Stealing

Caught Stealing, the newest film from director Darren Aronofsky, is a tale of two movies. It comes off as a little aimless early on, like... 29 Aug, 2025

Ticketworthy! - Honey Don't

It’s always fun to see an auteur* filmmaker taking on a genre film, reveling in the camp and grunginess of old-school B-movies. Ethan Coen, one... 22 Aug, 2025