The Killer seems to be a Netflix big for awards-season glory. But the content and chilly title character leaves us …
Samuel L. Jackson and Uma Thurman star in this R-rated crime thriller about a hitman, money laundering and … art.
Some important messages bloom in Killers of the Flower Moon—even as they’re watered in blood.
A Haunting in Venice, Kenneth Branagh’s third turn as Hercule Poirot, is the best of the lot. But it still …
When Inspector Sun goes up the waterspout, it’s probably because he’s got a case to solve.
If money is the root of all evil, then Liza and her colleagues are handing out fentanyl-laced apples by the …
Killers, insane relatives, hidden bodies and Cary Grant all clash in this chaotic slapstick comedy. Family fare, you say?
By the time Reptile sheds its layers of scaly mystery, you’ll have already experienced the bite of its content issues.
This classic film noir suggests a glimpse of San Francisco’s dark underbelly in 1941 … without actually showing us.
Angel Studios’ ‘Sound of Freedom,’ starring Jim Caviezel, shines a light on the horror of sex trafficking.
In The Equalizer 3, Denzel Washington once again unleashes grotesque butchery and agonizing torture in the name of … justice.
Both simple and quite confused, Retribution ultimately drives nowhere.
Gal Gadot’s Heart of Stone is a by-the-numbers espionage thriller—but its violence against women doesn’t add up.
Netflix’s sharp, profane, unhinged comedy offers would-be viewers plenty of fine performances, absurd humor—and problems.
We’ve all heard about the overbearing in-law. But The Out-Laws is pretty overbearing in its problematic content, too.