In Pure Flix’s Moonrise, a country singer mourning the loss of his wife struggles with grief even as a new …
Pathaan is one part James Bond, one part Mission Impossible, one part superhero flick and all parts crazy.
Wakanda Forever teeters on the edge of overstuffed irrelevance. But it remembers ultimately that character—and characters—count.
The blood dripping from the mouths of its cannibal protagonists stains any message this film may have had.
Bodily fluids flow freely in this satirical, excrementally drenched mashup of Gilligan’s Island and Lord of the Flies.
Rise of the Antichrist brings another iteration of the Left Behind books to the big screen. The results are mixed.
These teens have all grown up—as proven by the movie’s adult content.
While not for kids. Living fills out the form for “good movie” and files it in triplicate.
Despite some fine performances and surprising restraint, The Son’s searingly honest depiction of mental illness misses the mark.
The characters in this sometimes insightful, often narcissistic drama rarely look up long enough to notice anyone else.
