Our mini-reviews of “You Can’t Run Forever,” “Darkness of Man,” “The Sales Girl,” and more new direct-to-VOD titles.
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In 1994, Disney embarked on its first home-video sequel, inadvertently kick-starting an era where the studio began to cannibalize itself for content.
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Frank Perry’s 1968 drama (now streaming on Amazon Prime) is a still-shattering story of suburban ennui, anchored by an astonishing Burt Lancaster performance.
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Pamela Adlon and Ilana Glazer’s pregnancy comedy is disarmingly frank and occasionally poignant without sacrificing laughs.
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To re-record or lip-sync, that is the question.
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Director Wayne Wang and writer Paul Auster had such a great time making their Brooklyn indie, they got Miramax to finance another one.
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Our bi-weekly look at the best new titles on Blu-ray, 4K, and your subscription streaming services.
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Set to be rebooted with an opportunistic trilogy, Bryan Bertino’s horror classic derives its power from its haunting ambiguity.
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Two new documentaries grapple with questions that have only become more pressing in our post-Dobbs world.
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Luchino Visconti’s adaptation of Thomas Mann’s novella (now streaming on the Criterion Channel) remains as thorny and complicated as ever.
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Apes might be stronger in greater numbers, but this franchise may finally be reaching diminishing returns.
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With his adaptation of Graham Greene’s ‘Ministry of Fear,’ Fritz Lang showed it was just as important to fight Nazis on the home front as it was on the front lines.
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