Contributor: Paul Asay

The Bikeriders can feel a teensy bit like ‘West Side Story,’ but with a lot less dancing and a lot more swearing.

Though The Exorcism seems to come with better intentions than you’d expect, it’s possessed by more problems than it needed.

Despicable Me 4, the latest film to feature bad-guy-turned-good-dad Gru, treated North American theaters like banks just begging to be burgled.

First, we discuss Despicable Me 4 and the impact of Illumination Entertainment. Then, we unpack Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot.

Space Cadet has its merits. But even as some of its messages reach a comfortable orbit, its problems pull it back down to earth.

The animated Netflix film The Imaginary is beautiful, scary and mostly clean. But its handful of problems aren’t imaginary at all.

These films don’t necessarily show America’s history, but they do exhibit what we’ve achieved, what we value and what we just kind of like.

Inside Out 2 earned an estimated $57.4 million this weekend. Add in overseas earnings and it’s the first film this year to gross $1 billion.

Here’s a look at 7 movies and television shows based on the Bible. Plenty of your favorites are not included, but all of these are notable—for one reason or another.

It’s a horror movie, but The Watchers stays within its PG-13 confines. Too bad it wanders away from sensible storytelling.

In the über-bloody genre of slasher movies, is ‘In a Violent Nature’ the bloodiest? It very well may be.

Land of Women positions itself as a heartwarming story with unsavory secrets. Fitting that it comes with unwelcome surprises of its own.

Ezra takes us on a cross-country road trip with an anger-prone father and his autistic son. And while it can be sweet, it’s often a bumpy ride.

We Grown Now is a work of cinematic poetry—a look at inner-city turmoil and poverty through the forgiving, knowing eyes of a child.

‘Furiosa,’ a prequel to the much-praised ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ has all the action fans want—but more than a little sadism, too.