Film Reviews

Director Peter Berg manages to simplify the Deepwater Horizon tragedy to be easily understood by the masses.

A heavy hand and a plodding script keep Miss Peregrine from ever reaching the heights of its promise.

Was Raw as stomach churning as they say? Did we make it through without passing out? Find out as our Fantastic Fest coverage continues.

Fantast Fest flexes its muscles and showcases the diversity of its showcase as day two of the genre film festival got underway.

The world’s largest genre film festival kicks off 2016 with an appropriately diverse and wholly original entries

Antoine Fuqua smashes expectations with his remake of The Magnificent Seven.

The surprise sequel to The Blair Witch Project makes for an intriguing companion piece to the original film and heightens the terror.

Miss Stevens presents a poignant, captivating look at the pitfalls of adulthood.

Silicon Cowboys takes an intriguing, if occasionally tedious, journey back to the early days of the tech start up scene.

Sully is a decent movie made by capable people, but it could’ve been so much more.

Real life chemistry isn’t enough to keep The Light Between Oceans from being painfully dull.

A complete and total waste of a fine cast, Morgan plods through a familiar narrative towards a conclusion telegraphed far too early.

Fede Alvarez hits another horror homerun with this home invasion thriller.

Triumph only begins to describe the wonder of Kubo and the Two Strings.

Timeless and beautiful, Hell or High Water may just be the best film of the year.

[rating=8.00] It would be easy to condemn Disney for their current double-dipping trend if they weren’t doing it so well. It seemed a rather silly notion, at first. Remaking the animated hits of yesterday into live action epics felt cheap, a way to line their coffers by catering to nostalgia at the risk of lessening […]

You could watch Sausage Party or you could watch an adolescent laugh at their own dick jokes for 90 minutes. Same thing, really.

Despite a unique approach, Suicide Squad ends up suffering from the usual DC cinematic pitfalls.

Jason Bourne treads familiar waters in this ill-advised cash in.

Though often flawed, Bad Moms still manages to charm with its hilarious, true to life depiction of moms.