Author: Craig D. Lindsey

The long-awaited sequel to Eddie Murphy’s 1988 comedy classic hits all the notes you’d expect – and that’s the problem.

John David Washington and Zendaya do their best, but Sam Levinson’s new Netflix drama is an axe-grinding bore.

Regina King’s directorial debut (on Prime Video Friday) dramatizes one evening in 1964 when four icons contemplated themselves, their world, and their legacies.

The new Netflix adaptation of August Wilson’s play is a showcase for powerful performances – particularly the late, great Chadwick Boseman in his final role.

David Fincher’s biopic of ‘Citizen Kane’ screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz offers plenty of style in search of some substance.

First-time director Jeff Roda’s ’18 to Party’ strains to impress, but occasionally stumbles upon moments of nostalgic truth.