This late 20th-century teen culture “classic” fuses late ‘90s nostalgia with a mixed bag of positive and problematic messages.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, like its namesake demon, can be deceptively, and seriously, problematic.
‘Spy x Family Code: White’ takes this anime franchise’s popular storyline to the big screen—with a few bumps along the …
Pumpkin King Jack Skellington is back. First released in 1993, ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ now makes annual October appearances. Is …
Apart from some slapstick violence that can be a bit intense, this send-up of superhero and villain tropes has relatively …
Hold Your Breath doesn’t inspire much hope. Instead, it’s just a really sad story that shows all the worst things …
‘Am I Racist’ features Daily Wire personality Matt Walsh posing as a faux diversity expert in this skewering mockumentary about …
Uglies has some unappealing content, but it also speaks to the societal pressures that teens face and must learn to …
The Firing Squad truly shows how God can transform us into new creatures—and how His love can sustain us even …
M. Night Shyamalan is shooting for Hitchcock thriller territory, but he doesn’t quite hit the psychotic mark he’s aiming at.
Despite Cate Blanchett’s presence in this video game movie, its language and violence mean there are better ways to spend …
The fourth film in the latest reboot of this franchise delivers exactly what you’d expect with regard to its story …
Oddity is rooted in the occult and chock-full of violent deaths. And that’s just the beginning of this unnerving horror …
Netflix’s The Union puts a fun spin on the spy thriller genre. But the film’s problems undercut its mission for …
‘Janet Planet’ is both poignant and perplexing—as frustrating as parenthood itself can be, but without its unbridled joy.