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Director and longtime Star Trek fan Aaron Katz struggles with the sci-fi franchise's latest offering, but isn’t ready to give up on it yet.

Krys Marshall, currently starring in Apple TV+'s For All Mankind, rejects the tired myth of scarcity and cattiness amongst women in Hollywood.

Jim Hemphill recommends his latest VOD treasure, a slick and very enjoyable car thriller from the creators of the Chicago TV franchise.

Troop Zero's directing duo on the importance of female collaboration and making the female answer to Stand By Me and The Goonies.

The actress-writer-director spotlights one of the movies that stood out during a particularly strong year for cinema.

The writer-director makes the case for Mati Diop's unique Cannes-winning debut feature being among the very best movies of the year.

Mark Rappaport bangs a drum for Rick Alverson's '50s-set drama starring Jeff Goldblum as a wandering lobotomist.

Maybe because it was a sequel/remake, most audiences missed out on one of the most entertaining films of 2019.