Racism is solved one moron at a time in Green Book, a lighthearted, vaguely true story set in 1962, with bigoted […]
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You know how some movies end with freeze-frames of each of the main characters and a brief summary of where their […]
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Hannah Grace is already possessed when The Possession of Hannah Grace begins, and she dies during a botched exorcism before the […]
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Anna and the Apocalypse is a Scottish zombie high school musical comedy set at Christmastime. Does it fulfill every magical possibility […]
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Suspiria, from Call Me by Your Name director Luca Guadagnino, is a remake of a 1977 cult favorite by Italian horrormeister Dario […]
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The financial and artistic success of Creed, a Rocky sequel that was thoughtful and character-driven in a way that most Rocky sequels aren’t, […]
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Instant Family may not be the most wonderful movie of the year, but it’s certainly the most surprisingly wonderful. Inspired by […]
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In 2008, journalist David Sheff and his son Nic published parallel memoirs, Beautiful Boy and Tweak, detailing Nic’s struggles with drug addiction […]
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The Australian filmmaker Joel Edgerton, who directed The Gift and played Uncle Owen in the Star Wars prequels, is not gay. This felt […]
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(Streaming on Netflix.) Most of us don’t have the exact problems that Alice in Cam has because most of us aren’t webcam […]
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The Front Runner, Jason Reitman’s political dramedy and light satire about Gary Hart, is set in a quaint, bygone era when […]
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Hard to imagine what could have given filmmakers in 2018 the idea that moviegoers want to see Nazis get killed, but […]
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