Film Reviews

Probably the best Christmas zombie musical movie ever. Probably.

An intriguing and baffling crime story, Let the Corpses Tan is another great ride from Fantastic Fest.

Thoroughbreds is a deeply engrossing and mysterious character study.

Eggsy returns with more mediocrity.

Thelma has emerged as an early standout at this year’s Fantastic Fest.

Emotionally resonant, Sam Elliott shines in this end of life existential drama.

The jingoistic action thriller succeeds only at being kind of fun.

Darren Aronofsky is back with another mind bending psychological trip into terror.

Judd Apatow takes audiences on an intimate journey into the hearts of Scott and Seth Avett.

The ET anniversary blu-ray is definitely something to phone home about.

The new adaptation of the Stephen King novel is competent but ultimately lacking.

With Menashe, Joshua Z. Weinstein crafts a parable about the ups and downs of the human condition.

Step is as powerful and poignant a documentary as you can ask for.

Patti Cake$ emerges as one of this season’s most delightful cinematic experiences.

The Sundance hit proves that the hype is real.

The Safdie brothers take audiences on a paranoid, unpredictable journey through the streets of New York in this tour-de-force crime thriller

Hey, you could do worse.

This entry into The Conjuring universe is pointless, mindless, and an all around blast.

This social media satire cuts in all the right ways.

Kathryn Bigelow takes a harrowing look at a horrific chapter in American history.