Category: Reviews

There were two excellent Spider-Man movies in the early 2000s, followed by a mediocre one, a mediocre reboot, and a mediocre […]

Clint Eastwood’s 37th directorial effort, The Mule, has all the hallmarks of an Eastwood enterprise — unfussy direction, efficient but unhurried, […]

With Peter Jackson serving as executive producer, Mortal Engines should feel like more of an event — one with beautifully realized […]

Based on a 1990 novel by Richard Ford, Wildlife has a literary feel to it and comes across as a well-acted, well-produced […]

Prolific Chilean filmmaker Sebastian Silva had five movies play at Sundance before Tyrel premiered there, including two in the same year (Magic […]

You wouldn’t want to make them the staple of your cinematic diet, but movies where the main characters are all corrupt […]

It’s a family affair in Clara’s Ghost, written and directed by — am I reading this right? — “Bridey” Elliott? That […]

Racism is solved one moron at a time in Green Book, a lighthearted, vaguely true story set in 1962, with bigoted […]

Hannah Grace is already possessed when The Possession of Hannah Grace begins, and she dies during a botched exorcism before the […]

Anna and the Apocalypse is a Scottish zombie high school musical comedy set at Christmastime. Does it fulfill every magical possibility […]

Suspiria, from Call Me by Your Name director Luca Guadagnino, is a remake of a 1977 cult favorite by Italian horrormeister Dario […]