Director John Krasinski’s follows a grieving tween named Bea who discovers the world is full of cast-off imaginary friends.
This paint-by-bloody-numbers slasher flick brings little more than effective jump scares to its hackneyed and cliched plot.
I Saw the TV Glow is weird little film—both provocative and problematic and plenty creepy besides.
Back to Black wades into the sensationalistic, sordid and sad details of British neo-soul singer Amy Winehouse’s tragic story.
The fourth film in the latest reboot of this franchise delivers exactly what you’d expect with regard to its story …
Not Another Church Movie is a parody that should rightfully be up for an award as the worst film ever …
The Fall Guy, starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt, is light. It’s fun. It’s clever. And … it’s got some …
This divination pic has a creepy feel. But in the end, its horrific spirituality is all pretty predictable.
The French film ‘Mars Express’ isn’t rated. But if it were, this sci-fi story would land an R rating—and we …
We Grown Now is a work of cinematic poetry—a look at inner-city turmoil and poverty through the forgiving, knowing eyes …