
'Moses the Black' Review: Flawed Exploration of Faith and Vengeance in Chicago's Ganglands
A paroled Chicago gangster hellbent on vengeance has a religious awakening as the body count rises in Moses the Black. Themes of retribution versus compassion

A paroled Chicago gangster hellbent on vengeance has a religious awakening as the body count rises in Moses the Black. Themes of retribution versus compassion

Olivia Wilde’s The Invite is an atavistic chamber piece that recalls the cinematic pleasures of watching beautiful people crash out and argue. Wilde’s follow-up to

It begins with flashing images. Charli XCX moves and dances and writhes around in a dark setting, lit and edited for maximum epileptic effect. Splatters

At the rate he’s going, someday Jason Statham will declare, “To hell with it” and play a highly trained, covert Special Forces, MI6, Black Ops

A slow-burning mystery that eventually crescendos into a nightmarish audio experience from Hell, director Ian Tuason’s undertone is designed to rattle you. It’s a film

Cathy Yan’s The Galleristis a chaotic chamber piece with no shortage of style, but like a piece of art that looks vivacious from afar but

Gregg Araki positions his latest film, I Want Your Sex, as a challenge to a sexphobic Gen Z to swap the convenience of digital pleasure

Send Help is billed as Evil Dead director Sam Raimi’s return to horror, but while the film throws plenty of blood around, in its bones,

Action movie icon Jason Statham is back and doing what he does best in a pair of thrilling new teaser trailers for his imminent action

Macon Blair’s spiritually minded and drug-fueled road trip film The Shitheads is never as funny as it thinks it is. Like a flashing engine light

The Wrecking Crew is a no-holds-barred action comedy that gleefully embraces savage extremes to entertaining effect. Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa are fantastic as estranged

Wonder Man is the best Marvel television series to date. That’s not hyperbole or a knee-jerk reaction, but an honest critical assessment of a brilliantly

Wonder Man is the best Marvel television series to date. That’s not hyperbole or a knee-jerk reaction, but an honest critical assessment of a brilliantly

The second and hopefully last in a series of recent films featuring a popular actor sitting in a chair for 90 minutes, Mercy has much

Silent Hill is back in the zeitgeist, due in part to the popularity of Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 and the latest installment in the