Movie Review: ‘The Trip to Spain’ is hysterical and may be the best one yet

• 15 hours ago
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The Trip to Spain is the third film in this Trip series and it may be one of... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’; part thrill-ride, part rehash

• 3 days ago
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Matthew Vaughn is one the very scarce people amongst the writer/directors working in the industry today that lacks... Read More »

Movie Review: Aronofsky’s ‘Mother!’ is a career high that takes the lowest of roads

• 6 days ago
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Where to begin with a film like Mother!, indeed, even with a word so laden with subtext, an... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Band Aid’ is a witty and funny comedy from first-time helmer Lister-Jones

• 1 week ago
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Zoe Lister-Jones, taking the director’s chair for the first time, has created one of the most charming and... Read More »

Movie Review: The Limehouse Golem is flawed but quite delightful

• 1 week ago
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Silhouette-strewn streets and shadowy passageways star in this English language debut for director Juan Carlos Medina, an at... Read More »

Movie Review: An updated approach and shining performance from Bill Skarsgård make ‘It’ horrifying

• 2 weeks ago
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When examining the exterior of It, it’s not hard to grasp where all the skepticism is sprouting from.... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Good Time’ is a pretty dang good time

• 4 weeks ago
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Good Time is a void-like odyssey that will leave many people in a haze. The Safdie Brothers craft... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Logan Lucky’ is a Soderbergh good time

• 1 month ago
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Logan Lucky is a blast from start to finish. With the return of Soderbergh to his Ocean’s Eleven... Read More »

Movie Review: Great performances make ‘The Glass Castle’ a satisfying experience

• 1 month ago
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The Glass Castle is a minimalistic emotional story that is rather heartwarming. With fantastic performances from a brilliant... Read More »

Movie Review: Currents in ‘Wind River’ house taut thriller of relevance

• 1 month ago
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The contrast in the opening moments conjures a marrow-deep chill: Twenty-something Natalie (Kelsey Asbille), exhausted and bloodied, running barefoot... Read More »