Contributor: Paul Asay

Dark Matter reminds us that our choices define us. They make us who they are. But this show makes some poor choices itself.

We’d like to offer our own list of good, fun and often inspiring films—all released in the last decade’s worth of summers.

Abigail serves up exactly what you think it would: blood and gore and language and laughs. Then more blood and gore.

Whether he’s jumping cars off cliffs or falling from 15-story buildings, stuntman Colt Seavers is used to going fast. But his movie? It got out of the gate slowly.

Tales of the Empire is typical Star Wars fare. But in its exploration of what drives folk to the Dark Side, it can get a bit…darker.

Do you remember JoJo Siwa from back in the day? What do you think of her new image? Have you played Fallout? Watched the show?

The Tattooist of Auschwitz is a little like its titular character. It’s painful. It gets under your skin. And it just might leave a mark.

The tennis-centric film Challengers took center court at the box office this weekend, slicing its way to an estimated $15 million in North America.

Creative? Sure, Love Lies Bleeding is creative. But so are many nightmares. And this is a nightmare of a film.

Dead Boy Detectives targets teens in style and story. But it comes with very adult, problematic content.

Entertainment is important. It influences how we feel, how we think and even what we believe. And we’ll talk all about that today.

Netflix has its share of salacious, scandalous true-crime documentaries. But one such doc may be sparking a scandal of its own.

Ambitious and spiritual, Dev Patel’s Monkey Man is also bloody and feral.

They gave it a shot. But a trio of newcomers couldn’t take down Civil War.

The original was a mess. By comparison, ‘Rebel Moon—Part Two: The Scargiver’ is a pleasant surprise.