This creatively odd slice of sci-fi has art and aliens on its mind. But its R-rated content doesn’t fit well …
Sitting in Bars With Cake does involve bars and cake. But it’s really about friendship and sacrifice in the face …
The Last Voyage of the Demeter, like the movie’s monster, comes to the fore filled with blood but without a …
The Boogeyman, the monster, thrives in the dark. So perhaps it’s only logical that the movie itself camps there, too.
Being a family-based movie doesn’t necessarily mean it’s completely family-friendly. But a surprising number of poignant moments turn up.
Puppy Love could’ve been a nice cinematic diversion if it taught itself to heel.
Gal Gadot’s Heart of Stone is a by-the-numbers espionage thriller—but its violence against women doesn’t add up.
The Beanie Bubble uncovers the story behind the Beanie Babies craze. Unfortunately, it’s stuffed with plenty of harsh profanity.
Creepy spiritual content, bloody mishaps and foul language makes Insidious: The Red Door a door that should stay shut.
This pic ponders whether we must lie to protect those we love. But ‘You Hurt My Feelings’ also hurts itself …
Gray Matter feels rushed, and despite a few nice scenes, its content fails to fall into a gray area.
Is Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City yet another case of style over substance? Or is there something more in its orbit?
This provocative movie is all about sin, but it doesn’t seem to take the church very seriously.
This sharp, subtle character study demands patience and comes with problems. But it offers its own quiet rewards, too.
Marvel movies have always been a mixed bag, and this one may be the most mixed of all. It has …