Dexter’s Laboratoryand Samurai Jackcreator Genndy Tartakovsky achieves raunchy glory in Fixed, a knockdown funny animated adventure for Netflix that gleefully pushes decency off a cliff.
“Screenlife” movies are a niche cinematic experience, a bold and enticing extension of the found-footage subgenre where the narrative unfolds on a digital desktop that
Controversial auteur Ari Aster revisits the COVID-19 pandemic’s most divisive issues in Eddington, an absolutely bonkers Neo-Western satire that’s both hilarious and disturbing. The film
A pregnant realtor is stalked by a merciless killer at a remote open house in Push, the latest film from horror directing duo David Charbonier
Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story continues a beguiling tradition of complicating the mythology of famed literary characters. Based on Joe Hill’s short story of the
Hot Spring Shark Attack takes B-movie horror humor to stratospheric levels of schlock absurdity. What begins as ridiculous and goofy gets exponentially sillier as writer/director
Films depicting the world through the eyes of a child are layered. Sometimes they’re full of youthful fanaticism; at others, unbridled terror. Often, they’re an
From the minute Nacho Vigalondo’s Daniela Forever begins, there’s nothing behind the eyes of his protagonist Nicolas. This is not because of star Henry Golding’s
James Gunn puts his indelible stamp on Superman with an audacious beginning to the DC Universe’s (DCU) new Gods and Monsters era. Gunn pays respectful
Some Stephen King novels are so dense that a series adaptation makes more sense than a two-hour film. For The Institute, an expansive novel published
Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story takes audiences back to an unprecedented cinematic event that shattered box office records and became a cultural phenomenon
“Something bad happened to Agnes.” That’s what the audience is told in the cryptic trailer for Sorry, Baby, the debut feature from director, writer, and
Charlize Theron and her group of butt-kicking immortals return in a Netflix sequel that’s loaded with star power but severely uneven in its execution. The
The post-apocalyptic drama 40 Acres has the bad fortune of coming on the heels of another post-apocalyptic drama, 28 Years Later. Director Danny Boyle’s long-awaited
Early on in Jurassic World: Rebirth, a character has the audacity to claim that “nobody’s cared about dinosaurs for years.” There are undoubtedly plenty of
