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Review: Immaculate

The Sydney Sweeney-fronted (and produced) religious horror thriller leans too heavily on cheap thrills and jump scares.

“West Indies” is an unusual musical which calls for revolution against the persistence of colonialism and capitalist exploitation.

Our mini-reviews of “The Last Year of Darkness,” “Easter Bloody Easter,” “Powder Pup,” and more straight-to-home fare.

There is not enough whiskey in the world to make this Lindsey Lohan romance worth watching.

Our second report from SXSW focuses on fiction instead of documentary – and the films that fall somewhere in between.

Our first report spotlights the wide range of quality non-fiction film (and television) screening in Austin.

Our bi-weekly look at the best new titles on Blu-ray, 4K, and your subscription streaming services.

Amazon’s new remake of the 1989 action fave is a real puzzler – a reasonably well-made exercise in head-scratching IP revisionism.

Kristen Stewart and Katy O’Brian kill it in this immensely pleasurable — and immensely dark — romantic thriller.

Our reviews of “Murdaritaville,” “Night Shift,” One-Percent Warrior,” and more new movies for home viewing.

“Los Espookys” creator Julio Torres makes his big-screen debut with this wonderfully odd comedy about the Latino immigrant experience.

Our bi-weekly look at the best new titles on Blu-ray, 4K, and your subscription streaming services.