This overwrought romance gives us, of course, two likable lovers—and a really problematic love story.
It’s called The Book of Life, but it takes place on the Day of the Dead and in the Land …
A rumination on race relations at a fictional Ivy League school, Dear White People wants to give us something important …
You just can’t keep a good monster down—not when he’s 350 feet tall. And now Japan’s favorite destroyer of cities …
St. Vincent didn’t convince me of Vincent’s sainthood. But it does remind me that people are so much more than …
This judge-accused-of-murder tale is far less about legal entanglements and more about an estranged father and son searching for reconciliation.
A new dimension of the ancient monster Dracula is being exposed to the sunlight. Was he really just a misunderstood …
In the midst of that dank darkness, the story works hard to hit at some of the big issues teens …
This third and final tribute to Ayn Rand’s hyper-capitalist and hyper-individualist philosophies finally answers the core question. And it’s not …
It’s really nothing more than a lame, sadistically minded thriller that relies on its overbearing musical score to tell you …
The end has come and there’s little left to do but dodge the demons and … pray.
As a superhero story, Venom ironically lacks teeth.
After a bad car accident, young Mia has an important question to answer: Will she or won’t she … stay?
Clearly, in its worst moments, What If conforms ever so snugly to 21st-century society’s anything-goes sexual ethos.
While the special effects are better than what you’d encounter on, say, the Syfy channel, all that’s really separating this …