Our mini-reviews of “Dusk for a Hitman,” “Max Beyond,” “Alam,” and more of this week’s straight-to-VOD fare.
Read moreWith Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ in theaters, we take a look at the long history of blowing up the nation’s capital in the movies.
Read moreOur mini-reviews of several new titles for home viewing, including “Strictly Confidential,” “All You Need is Death,” and “Sweet Dreams.”
Read moreIn five films of varying quality, Patricia Highsmith’s sociopathic con artist has proved to be highly adaptable, both personally and artistically.
Read moreWhen Iris Apfel died in March, she left behind an improbable legacy as—to use her words—“a geriatric starlet.” After living in […]
Read moreAcross four recent movies, French filmmaker Julien Leclercq has established himself as an action auteur with seriousness and purpose.
Read moreOur mini-reviews of “The Last Year of Darkness,” “Easter Bloody Easter,” “Powder Pup,” and more straight-to-home fare.
Read moreStaring down declining ratings and a sense of lost relevancy, the Oscar ceremony has contorted itself into pretzels trying to reclaim its former glory. But there’s a simple solution.
Read moreOur reviews of “Murdaritaville,” “Night Shift,” One-Percent Warrior,” and more new movies for home viewing.
Read moreOur reviews of “No Way Up,” “Kemba,” “Camp Pleasant Lake,” and more of this week’s straight-to-home-viewing fare.
Read moreOur reviews of “Ghostwritten,” “Marmalade,” “Willie and Me,” and more new video on demand offerings.
Read moreAlfred Hitchcock’s gripping, suspenseful morality play about shipwreck survivors during World War II is just as relevant now as when it was released 80 years ago.
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