Det. Philip Marlowe’s latest noir adventure is a bit too muddled in stereotypical tropes to be enjoyed.
The characters in this sometimes insightful, often narcissistic drama rarely look up long enough to notice anyone else.
Limbs? Detached. Entrails? Exposed. Blood? You betcha. Imagine something like The Walking Dead. Only with a bear. On cocaine.
Luther: The Fallen Sun is The Batman meets Black Mirror—with substantially more violence.
You may enjoy the twists and turns in this unique desktop-based thriller, but you won’t be missing its content issues.
The Oscar contender Aftersun is a quietly devastating picture of family, fatherhood and mental illness.
Tom Hanks stars in this remake about a grieving, bitter man who gradually begins to see life from a brighter …
The third chapter in the Magic Mike franchise tries to tell us that stripping makes the world better. Plugged In …
The Whale is a difficult, problematic story about sex, faith and family. And it’s a monster of a movie, in …
M. Night Shyamalan’s latest supernatural thriller invites viewers into a slow-burning, at times violent, story about apocalypse.
Women Talking delves deeply and painfully into abuse: Abuse of people, of power and of faith itself.
This star-making James Cameron epic promises love and laughter in the midst of a perilous journey with a breathtaking finish. …
This film left me feeling dissatisfied and angry, which is likely what audiences will feel too if they choose to …
Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher team up in a predictable romcom with equally predictable levels of PG-13 content.
This Apple TV+ movie is true to its name, full of sharp performances and pointedly bad behavior. But viewers might …