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Brass City - Stanley & Iris (1990)  Bright Wall/Dark Room

Ugo Bienvenu's gorgeous feature debut ARCO poses questions about humanities future  Moviejawn

Sam Raimi Explains Don’t Move’s Heart-Racing Ending: What Happens to Iris?  Netflix

Dani Swan Action Thriller ‘Iris’ Set To Film In Spain & Japan; Toei To Assist Japanese Portion Of Shoot  Deadline

Companion (2025) | Movie Review  Deep Focus Review

NOC Review: You’re Not Prepared for ‘Companion’  The Nerds of Color

Review: A Traveler’s Needs  Chicago Reader

"Good Boy": When your dog stars in a horror movie, take cues from "The Shining"  Salon.com

“Companion” Movie Ranks #2 in U.S., Sparking Discussion on Horror & Technology  thehilltoponline.com

Companion Non-Spoiler Movie Review  WRIF Rocks Detroit

‘Don’t Move’ Review: New Netflix Thriller Makes Familiar Tropes Feel Fresh  Dread Central

Film Review: “Dark Glasses” – A Faded Vision  The Arts Fuse

NYFF 2024 — Dispatch 4: Rumours, A Traveler’s Needs, Afternoons of Solitude  In Review Online

The Resurrection of Bertolucci’s Little Buddha  National Review

In the Musical Version of The Color Purple , Joy Rules the Day  Time Magazine

The Color of Money : Himself, on Purpose  Bright Wall/Dark Room

16 Horror Movies Directed By Women Of Color You Can Stream Right Now  Dread Central

The challenging path to Ofir Raul Graizer’s ‘America’ - review  The Jerusalem Post

‘Companion’ Ending Explained: What Happens in the Sophie Thatcher Movie?  Yahoo

This incredibly dark fan theory will change the way you see 'The Holiday'  Entertainment Weekly

Iris movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

Gay Filmmaker’s Outstanding America Depicts an Emotional Love Triangle  San Francisco Bay Times

‘Companion’: Sophie Thatcher Is a Vengeful Robot up Against a Pathetically Menacing Jack Quaid  Entertainment Voice

‘Iris’: Film Review  The Hollywood Reporter

Fawesome Strikes 14-Film Deal With Iris Indie Global, Including Ed Westwick & Billy Blair Pic ‘Tonic’  Deadline

To the Stars movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

Stanley & Iris  Trailers From Hell

Umma director Iris K. Shim on her culturally specific but universally relatable horror film  A.V. Club