Review: ‘The Room Next Door’Julianne Moore And Tilda Swinton Struggle Through Pedro Almodóvar's Clumsy...
With his English-language debut The Room Next Door, Pedro Almodóvar steps fully into the next phase of his distinguished career. The Spanish provocateur has...
Review: ‘Carry-On’Taron Egerton And Jason Bateman Square Off In Netflix's Tense, Action-Packed Holiday Thriller
During the opening minutes of Netflix's new thriller Carry-On, I jokingly posted on social media "A new Christmas classic?", fully expecting to forget the film...
Review: ‘Dirty Angels’Eva Green, Ruby Rose, And Maria Bakalova Go To War In Martin...
We really should be putting more respect on Martin Campbell's name. While he's not the only 80+ year-old director still plugging away in Hollywood,...
Review: ‘Kraven The HunterAaron Taylor-Johnson And JC Chandor Make The Best Of Sony's Latest...
Sony's latest attempts to mine the Spider-Man rights for all its worth have been a disaster, can we agree on that? Don't give me...
Review: ‘The Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim’A Valorous Anime Return...
Set around 200 years prior to events seen in Peter Jackson's live-action Middle-Earth trilogy, The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim...
Review: ‘September 5’Gripping Newsroom Thriller Explores The 1972 Munich Olympics Crisis From A Unique...
We're so accustomed to the 24-hour news cycle and the instant delivery of breaking news that it's tough to remember a time before it...
Review: ‘The Order’Jude Law And Nicholas Hoult Go To War In Justin Kurzel's Riveting...
I don’t know if anybody is making better true-crime movies right now than Justin Kurzel. The director has killed it in this genre multiple...
Review: ‘Werewolves’It's Frank Grillo Vs. Lycans In A Ridiculously Fun Action-Horror Thrillride
If 90 minutes of Frank Grillo fighting his way through bloodthirsty lycans sounds like a good time, then Werewolves is definitely for you. An...
Review: ‘Unstoppable’Jharrel Jerome Goes To The Mat In Wrestling Drama That's More Than A...
There’s a reason why underdog sports dramas are such consistent, bankable favorites. When done right, they leave an audience feeling uplifted and spiritually fulfilled,...
Review: ‘The Return’Ralph Fiennes And Juliette Binoche Reunite For A Handsomely Shot Take On...
As a lover of Greek myth and fantasy, movies that strip those elements in favor of purely human stories more rooted in history are...