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By Klep Napier | WeAreCritiX.com Michael (2026) Fans eager to witness the story of one of the most legendary entertainers in music history will have the opportunity to see Michael   before its official release. Premium early access screenings for the Michael Jackson biopic Michael   are now officially on sale, giving audiences the chance to experience the film two days before its nationwide debut . The one-night-only early screenings will take place on Wednesday, April 22, 20

Undertone Review (2026) | A24’s Creepy Audio Horror Film

By Klep Napier | Wearecritix.com Few sci-fi films manage to balance spectacle and soul quite like Project Hail Mary. Directed by the filmmaking duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (The Lego Movie, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse), the film adapts Andy Weir’s bestselling 2021 novel into a sweeping cinematic journey that blends high-concept science with deeply human emotion. I recently had the chance to experience the film during a special screening at the Boston Museum of S

The spotlight is turning toward Atlanta this March as the Black Women Film Network (BWFN)  prepares to host its 2026 Annual Summit , an event dedicated to celebrating the impact, leadership, and creative power of Black women across film, television, and digital media. Set for Saturday, March 21, 2026 at the Loudermilk Center in Atlanta , this year’s gathering carries the theme “Unbreakable Lens: The Power of Community.”  The title couldn’t be more fitting. The summit is desig

The end is officially in sight, and if the brand-new trailer is any indication, the final season of The Boys  is about to go out swinging in the most chaotic way imaginable. Today, Prime Video  dropped the official trailer for Season 5, giving fans their first real look at the explosive final chapter of the Emmy-winning superhero satire that has spent years tearing apart the idea of what heroes truly are. And let’s just say… things have never looked more dangerous. Watch the

By Klep Napier | Wearecritix.com When Maggie Gyllenhaal first introduced The Bride  at CinemaCon last year, the initial marketing suggested something explosive. The teaser carried a wild, almost acid-punk energy, electric and chaotic with a rebellious tone that felt closer to a rock-and-roll spectacle than a classical monster story. So when I had the opportunity to experience The Bride  in IMAX, I expected a thunderous spectacle driven by attitude and soundtrack. What I found