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The first of Netflix’s three “Fear Street” movies has a germ of a good idea, but the execution is off the mark.

Deftly mixing mumblecore, surrealism, and LGBTQ themes, Brandon Colvin’s comedy/drama is slight but sweet.

“Zola” is entertaining, to be sure, but this Twitter-thread journey is ultimately a road to nowhere.

The Hulu-debuting pregnancy thriller is a mostly unsuccessful attempt to fuse ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ and ‘Get Out.’

This horror comedy has a juicy premise and some gifted performers, but it never quite comes together properly.

Pixar’s latest animated feature is a Miyazaki-inspired summer treat.

Jessica Barden shines, and the details feel authentic, but Nicole Riegel’s drama is aimless and messy.

Though prone to occasional slickness, the film adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway hit is infectious, joyful, and frequently moving.

The latest installment in the durable horror franchise is a mixed bag: solid performances from its leads, hampered by a fatally flawed home stretch.

Christian Petzold’s latest is a modern-day urban fairy tale, wrapping delicate truths in its fantastical clothing.

Nobody asked for Disney’s latest experiment in live-action origin story IP exploitation, but it does offer some minor pleasures.

John Krasinski’s sequel to his alien monster horror hit shows, oddly enough, little understanding of what made the first film work so well.