Review: ‘Lazareth’Ashley Judd’s Newest Apocalyptic Thriller Never Finds Its Footing
We all lived through the pandemic and the fear that surrounded it for most, especially in the beginning. Luckily for us, as time went...
Review: ‘The Strangers: Chapter 1’Frustrating By-The-Numbers Reboot Of Home Invasion Franchise Offers Nothing New
Released in 2008, The Strangers became a cult hit without stacking up a high body count. In fact, this franchise has never been about...
Review: ‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’George Miller Delivers A Blistering, Sprawling Origin Story That...
Get ready to return to the Wasteland! Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is George Miller’s long-awaited follow-up to the instant classic Fury Road. But...
Giveaway: Win ‘The Fall Guy’ Now On Digital!
The Fall Guy starring Ryan Reynolds and Emily Blunt is available now to watch at home, and we're happy to offer our readers the...
Review: ‘Hit ManGlen Powell Shoots Nothing But Bullseyes In Richard Linklater's Hilarious Assassin Comedy
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage.*
Okay, I can admit when I’m wrong. For quite a while I’ve been...
Review: ‘The Garfield Movie’Chris Pratt Can’t Save Our Favorite Lasagna-Loving Cat From A Case...
Let me preface by saying I’m a HUGE Garfield fan. Growing up, my father got literally every volume of Jim Davis’s famous lasagna-loving cat....
Review: ‘Jurassic World: Chaos Theory’The “Nublar Six” Reunite To Uncover Another Dino-Mystery
The Jurassic World movies, while fun, haven’t been as well-received as Spielberg’s original film (which still holds up more than 30 years later), but...
Review: ‘Atlas’Jennifer Lopez Battles An AI Simu Liu In Netflix's Silly, Mechanical Sci-Fi Blockbuster
Everything about Atlas, the new sci-fi action flick hitting Netflix today, screams summer blockbuster. First of all, it's opening on Memorial Day weekend, traditionally...
Review: ‘Eric’Benedict Cumberbatch Is a Miserable Puppeteer Who Will Do Anything To Save His...
For the most part, we see Benedict Cumberbatch as a hero in some form or fashion. Sure, he was Kahn in Star Trek Into...
Review: ‘In A Violent Nature’A Jason-Like Killer Takes The Spotlight In Chris Nash's Fresh,...
Has there ever been a Sundance movie as unflinchingly brutal as Chris Nash’s In a Violent Nature? Not that I can remember, and there have...