Category : Reviews

SXSW: Alexandre O. Philippe’s documentary is Shatner’s own stream-of-consciousness self-portraiture, a journey inside his mind. Even when he’s not trying to be funny, laughter can...

With the Oscars out of the way and the summer movie season mere weeks away, the box office remains packed with a variety of new...

SXSW: “Game Night” directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein know how to play their cards right. Breathing life into the beloved board game Dungeons...

Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett’s second “Scream” movie is a massive improvement — and proof that there’s life after Wes Craven for this slasher franchise. If...

Despite having Idris Elba and some other dependable pieces, this two-hour continuation of the BBC drama ends up out of its depth. Misery is part...

Berlin: This epic, moving story is simultaneously about trying to saving the world and confronting the inevitability of grief. In Japanese mythology, Namazu was believed...

Berlin: The filmmaker trades the capital-H history of “Phoenix” and romantic fantasy of “Undine” for a more subdued — and sometimes surprisingly funny — character study. “Something...

Diego Boneta, Anders Holm, and Whitney Cummings co-star in this head-scratching rom-com that is more mindless than it needs to be. Well, with all projects...

Bloody religious iconography does the heavy lifting in this muted suspense saga from British horror maven Christopher Smith. Nothing is more threatening to religion than...

Hlynur Pálmason’s latest maps the mental and physical decay of a 19th century Danish priest tasked with overseeing the construction of a church in a...