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The meaning behind the title of Alexander Nanau’s documentary Collective is twofold. It’s the name of a Bucharest nightclub where a […]

With the pitch-black theater and lack of rescuing distractions, horror movies especially benefit from the big-screen experience. The audience gets a […]

Sean Durkin’s latest ingeniously grafts the stylistic flourishes of slow-burn horror onto an unnerving familial drama

The comedy/horror mash-up from the director of ‘Happy Death Day’ boasts a deliciously clever premise – and squanders it.

The new thriller ‘Kindred’ is a worthy addition to the pregnancy-horror canon, but it falls apart a bit in the home stretch.

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

Sofia Coppola’s latest isn’t as precise (or as satisfying) as her best works, but it offers plenty of offhand pleasures nevertheless.

Robert Zemeckis’s new take on Roald Dahl’s children’s novel offers up a wild Anne Hathaway performance… and little else of note.

Sascha Baron Cohen’s follow-up to his 2006 megahit leans a bit too heavily on familiar shtick, but wisely adds a comic secret weapon.

‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ is, as expected, classic Aaron Sorkin – with all the pluses and minuses that entails.

Spike Lee’s rollicking document of David Bryne’s Broadway concert provides a much-needed shot of live music (and joy).