Film Reviews

Some of the luster has faded but Pirates still manages to find some fun.

It’s dumb as hell, but if you don’t care then neither do they.

Its director and stars can’t save a mediocre script, but they give it their best try.

Covenant still isn’t the Alien movie fans want, and it’s better for it.

Tamblyn makes the jump to director in a stunning, fascinating way.

What fresh hell is this?

An awkward tragicomedy with heart, Norman excels on the strengths of its cast.

Psychological horror reaches stunning heights in Ben Young’s feature debut.

One of the greatest movies of the last quarter century gets a definitive release.

The high bar set by its predecessor proves too much for Star-Lord and company this time around.

Eugenio Derbez charms in this crossover comedy.

Please, god, let us forget this waste of film.

Director Lone Scherfig helms a hilarious and moving love letter to the power of the cinematic form.

The only thing The Lost City of Z truly inspires is an early bedtime.

As ever, you know what you’re getting with a The Fast and the Furious movie. Take it or leave it.

It might add an interesting angle to vampire lore, but it never quite reaches the height of its potential.

Gifted will pull your heartstrings, but never earns the right.

Taut and compelling, Netflix’s latest original film is a slow burning mediation on humanity and death.

Stay home and watch the anime instead.

Netflix unveils a fascinating look at filmmaking in this stunning documentary series.