Movies to Watch From United States of America (Page 2)

Sirens

Sirens is a psychological drama that follows Devon (Fahy) as she retrieves her sister from the grasp of her cultish,…

Your Friends & Neighbors

It’s always fascinating to see how the ultra-rich live, but it’s even more fun to see them ruin themselves with…

The Copenhagen Test

With the titular screening, the brain hacking, and the number of people Alexander Hale has to lie to, there’s a…

Hal & Harper

Following his sophomore feature Cha Cha Real Smooth, writer-director Cooper Raiff made his way to television with family dramedy Hal…

Code 3

Dir. Christopher Leone

Code 3 is a comedy about a crazy night out, though the craziness doesn’t stem from drunkenness, drugs, or bad…

Train Dreams

Dir. Clint Bentley

Based on the 2011 novella of the same name, Train Dreams depicts the life of Robert Grainier in the first…

New Wave

Dir. Richard Linklater

Admittedly, half the fun of Nouvelle Vague would only be understood by cinephiles, film history students, or anyone with a…

The Four Seasons

Four Seasons, a series remake of the 1981 romcom of the same name, follows three married couples and the different…

Murderbot

Murderbot takes time finding its pace—the first three episodes are bogged down by heavy narration, which isn’t always helped by…

Common Side Effects

From the creators of Scavengers Reign and Veep comes Common Side Effects, a show that’s at once quirkily funny and…

Plainclothes

Dir. Carmen Emmi

The strength of Plainclothes is the way it captures a memory. Fitting, for a film primarily set on New Year’s…

Murder Before Evensong

If I had a nickel for 2025 church-set murder mysteries solved by priests portrayed by handsome English actors, I’d have…

Dope Thief

Led by Brian Tyree Henry (Atlanta, The Fire Inside, Bullet Train), Dope Thief is a thrilling if uneven crime comedy…

Alien: Earth

Alien has done it again. Another prequel installment, Alien: Earth gives another glimpse into the sci-fi vision that fans of…

Haunted Hotel

Why worry if your place is haunted, when it’s so difficult to even get one nowadays? These uncertain times make…

Adults

Adults is a show that tries to capture its generation’s specific joys and woes, much like what Friends did in…

Pee-wee as Himself

In Pee-wee as Himself, actor Paul Reubens tells all about his notoriously private life. He sets the record straight about…

It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley

Dir. Amy J. Berg

It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley depicts the life of a musician whose time was cut too short. It’s a tale…

Duster

Duster isn’t doing anything new by taking on organized crime and cloaking it in vibrant retro garb. But it does…

Stick

Stick is Apple TV+’s blatant attempt to follow up on Ted Lasso’s success. Like it, Stick is a sports dramedy…

Overcompensating

The most surprising thing about Overcompensating is that, underneath the sexual romps and irreverent humor, there exists something sweet in…

Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print

Dir. Alice Gu & Cecilia Aldarondo

In the 1970s, at the height of the women’s liberation movement, there emerged a publication that sought to bridge the…

Court of Gold

In many ways, the NBA is the face of basketball. They don’t just develop athletes, they create superstars—idols that people…

His Three Daughters

Dir. Azazel Jacobs

Not everybody holds a good relationship with their sisters, but ideally, we get to reunite and repair things in a…

The Residence

The Residence is a treat for fans of whodunnit mysteries, primarily because it plays homage to the genre more than…

Nobody Wants This

Romantic comedies used to be a dime a dozen in the 2000s, but now it seems like a dying genre,…

Like Water for Chocolate

With the gorgeous period costumes, the romance, and the familial dynamics, you would think that Like Water for Chocolate’s latest…

Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger

Dir. David Hinton

Is there anything more lovely than hearing Martin Scorsese talk about cinema? Maybe it’s just the film nerds in us–…