On the Marquee Archives — Page 9 of 11

Friend Request and Horror’s Evolving Fear of Technology

Horror movies use every trick in the book to get butts into seats, including one that’s almost unique to the genre: […]

Here’s what we know. It, an adaptation of half of Stephen King’s bestselling 1986 novel, had a record-breaking opening weekend and […]

Two of the best movies from this summer, Wonder Woman and Atomic Blonde, have been called by some the “girl version” […]

There’s a lot to like about Matt Spicer’s Sundance darling Ingrid Goes West (now in theaters), a darkly comic tale about an […]

Daniel Craig is somehow a leading man. He’s not particularly suave, but he certainly looks good in suits. He’s not particularly […]

[The following contains huge spoilers for Annabelle: Creation as well as the other films in The Conjuring franchise. So consider yourself […]

A personal sacrifice, when done right, can be an incredibly moving and effective part of a story. When done wrong, it […]

War for the Planet of the Apes opens with scenes that are familiar to American viewers: soldiers silently work their way […]

Going to the movies can be overwhelming these days, in whatever year this is. There are so many choices! This weekend […]

It’s easy to criticize Hollywood decision-makers for how often they take the easy way out, whether it’s putting white Englishmen in […]

In a way, the most important relationship in Beatriz at Dinner is the one between the title character and someone who […]

When Edgar Wright premiered his new film, Baby Driver, earlier this year at SXSW, critics and viewers were quick to compare […]