Review: ‘Scream’Nostalgia Cuts Deeper Than Ghostface's Blade In Self-Aware Horror "Requel"
The makers of Scream think they're so clever. It's not exactly a sequel or a reboot of the groundbreaking 1996 horror, it's something else...a...
Review: ‘Belle’Mamoru Hosoda's High-Tech 'Beauty And The Beast' Is A Visual Stunner That Lacks...
Acclaimed animation filmmaker Mamoru Hosoda returns to a pet theme, the duality within each of us, in his breathtaking new film, Belle. Dazzling visually...
Sundance Review: ‘892’John Boyega And Michael K. Williams Send A Message In Clinical But...
It's a story as old as this country's existence. A soldier returns home from combat and finds that there's nothing waiting for him. He...
Sundance Review: ‘Emergency’A Funny, Uneven, Scary Campus Satire Mixes Laughs With Racial Commentary
On the surface, Carey Williams' intense college comedy Emergency looks like it traffics in familiar genre lanes. A trio of dudes, all best buds,...
Sundance Review: ‘Resurrection’Rebecca Hall And Tim Roth Play Head Games In Andrew Semans' Grotesquely...
There's something about the way Margaret (Rebecca Hall) offers advice to a naive co-worker about her abusive boyfriend. It sounds authoritative, too much so,...
Sundance Review: ‘Am I OK?’Dakota Johnson Finds Humor And Heart In Tig Notaro And...
The "coming out" film is a tried-and-true staple, typically focused on teens who are just beginning to explore their sexual identity. That might be...
Review: ‘Death On The Nile’Kenneth Branagh's Latest Agatha Christie Adaptation Is A Pleasure Cruise...
The opening moments of Kenneth Branagh's Death On the Nile resemble an extra scene from his Oscar-contending drama, Belfast. Shot in black & white,...
Review: ‘Marry Me’Jennifer Lopez Hits Close To Home In A Fluffy, Charming Throwback Rom-Com
Here's a shocker that surprises even me: Marry Me isn't terrible. There ya go, put that quote on the poster! For real, though, my...
Review: ‘Uncharted’Tom Holland And Mark Wahlberg Lead A Daring, Uneven, Swashbuckling Video Game Adaptation
As video games have seen massive increases in budget, and thus graphical ability, they have become as cinematic as most movies. And one could...
Review: ‘Dog’Channing Tatum And A Four-Legged Companion Take An Unusual But Rewarding Journey
Fallen soldiers and loyal canines. Channing Tatum sure makes it tough to dislike his directorial debut, Dog, a man & pooch dramedy that probably...