Sundance Review: ‘Eileen’Anne Hathaway And Thomasin McKenzie Shine In A Twisted Psychosexual Thriller That...
There's no easy way to describe William Oldroyd's deliciously-twisted genre-bending thriller, Eileen. It will almost certainly strike different kinds of people in different ways,...
Review: ‘The War With Grandpa’Robert De Niro Drops Trou In A Lowbrow Prank Comedy
Look, we're in the midst of a global pandemic that has wrecked the entire movie industry. The world needs entertainment, and perhaps in this...
Review: ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’Tom Hardy Ups The Crazy In A Sequel That's...
Like an alien symbiote without a host body, Venom: Let There Be Carnage is a mass of bonkers ideas swirling around without a story...
Review: ‘Midnight In The Switchgrass’Megan Fox, Emile Hirsch, And A Sleepy Bruce Willis Lead...
Longtime uber-producer Randall Emmett finally gets behind the camera for Midnight in the Switchgrass, and it's a wonder why. Why choose this dull, derivative...
Review: ‘You Hurt My Feelings’Julia Louis-Dreyfus And Nicole Holofcener Reunite For A Smart, Funny...
Successful novelist Beth (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) and her husband Don (Tobias Menzies), a therapist, share everything. Annoyingly so, or at least to their son Eliot...
Review: ‘Emily The Criminal’Aubrey Plaza Scams The System In Tense, Riveting Working Class Crime...
*NOTE: A version of this review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage.*
Aubrey Plaza isn’t who I would think of as a...
Review: ‘Penguin Bloom’Naomi Watts Gets Upstaged By A Magpie In This Inspirational, Heavy-Handed Recovery...
The story of a paralyzed woman who bounces back with the help of a curious, equally-broken bird named Penguin sounds like either SNL parody...
Review: ‘Soul’Pixar Delivers A Breezy Existential Crowdpleaser That Plays It Safe
When we learned Pete Docter was doing Soul, a film that would explore concepts of the afterlife, I think flashes of his modern classic...
Review: ‘Greyhound’Tom Hanks' Admirable, Tense Naval Thriller Refuses To Dive Beneath The Surface
It doesn't matter whether he's on the battlefield, on teaching children as Mr. Rogers, sailing the high seas in Captain Phillips, or commanding a...
Review: ‘Jiu Jitsu’Nicolas Cage Battles Alien Martial Artists And Yet This Could've Been Crazier
If nothing else, Jiu Jitsu deserves credit for not being another boring car chases 'n big explosions action flick. Guaranteed there aren't a ton of Nicolas...