The Trip To Greece is to be the final of Michael Winterbottom's faux-documentary travel series, which partners Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon for a...

The world of creature features has its own rogue’s gallery of beloved destruction generators. There’s Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghidorah, Gamera,...

Bruce Willis, Scott Adkins, and a killer shark make for a direct-to-video all-star line-up in this month’s look at movies on the margins of the...

An artsier version of what might have been a network TV movie in the 1980s, writer-director Joey Klein’s addiction drama Castle in the Ground...

The days may be blending into each other, but the seasons, at least, are starting to show significant change. Spring is here, with the start of...

How to Build a Girl is … a lot. You have American actress Beanie Feldstein doing a Midlands accent with her Manic Panic red curls spilling out of...

The most interesting thing to come out of expanded streaming during this period of staying home is the access to diverse voices. Many of the films...

The Pierce Brothers’ The Wretched opens with a 1980s-set prologue that mimics the structure of a period-accurate slasher movie: a teenage...

Bad Education recounts the true story of Roslyn School District Superintendent Frank Tassone (played by Hugh Jackman) and Assistant Superintendent...

Justin Kurzel’s True History of the Kelly Gang opens with a title insisting, “Nothing you’re about to see is true,” even though “true...

It shouldn’t be too surprising at this point that streaming platforms make pretty good career launching pads. Just last week, for example, this...

Desperate men will do desperate things. That may as well be the tagline of director Scott Teems' latest, The Quarry. Based on the Damon Galgut novel...

Tigertail is the feature directorial debut of Alan Yang, who until now has been known more for his visually adventurous work on streaming series...

Once again, we’re taking a look at some of the movies on the fringes of the packed VOD and streaming release schedule. This month’s offerings...

Everyone responds to trauma differently. For some, joking about terrible events is the only way to cope, even if those jokes are morbid. For others,...