Author: Abby Olcese

Disney’s long-awaited spooky season sequel is a cynical, careless cash grab.

Olivia Wilde’s MUCH-discussed psychological drama may not have justified the festival hubbub, but it’s still worth checking out.

The latest from filmmaking-writing-acting team Jeff Baena and Alison Brie boasts juicy performances but a sour tone.

Over the course of two movies and a handful of TV episodes, Dan Trachtenberg has demonstrated he’s a sure hand at […]

Jono McLeod’s Sundance selection is a documentary with a trick or two (or, perhaps, a trick too many) up its sleeve.

Olivia Newman’s much-ballyhooed adaptation of the 2018 bestseller is a maddeningly generic piece of work.

The new horror thriller offers up some striking visuals and compelling themes, but fumbles the execution.

Cooper Raiff’s Sundance sensation betrays its creator’s youth, but it’s a charming, likable movie nonetheless.

The new film adaptation of the Broadway smash is ill-conceived on nearly every level.

Michael Showalter’s seriocomic biopic has its share of missed opportunities, but the performances (particularly Jessica Chastain in the title role) bring it home.