Annette Review: Love, Loss, And A Singing Puppet Baby
"Annette," much like the music of Sparks, will likely prove to be an acquired taste.
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The Suicide Squad Review: The Way Of The Gunn
For better and for worse, "The Suicide Squad" definitely feels like a James Gunn movie.
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Swan Song Review: A Glamorous Showcase
This is the film that beloved character actor Udo Kier has deserved to star in for quite some time.
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Val Review: Batman Beyond
"Val" is a heartbreaking, fiercely creative documentary telling the hard-luck story of a Hollywood star whose life has taken some tough turns.
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Free Guy Review: The N00b Tube
"Free Guy" is certainly fun. But is that enough to forgive its flaws?
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CODA Review: 'Nuff Said
"CODA" threatens to be undone by schmaltz and cliche at every corner, but it transcends its weepy tone through sheer force of will and unique charm.
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Demonic Review: District 666
Neill Blomkamp was once seen as a filmmaker on the rise. A few flops have changed that, but can "Demonic" help him bounce back?
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Don't Breathe 2 Review: One Last Gasp
The first "Don't Breathe" was a surprisingly effective home invasion thriller with some nasty surprises. The sequel? Not so much.
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Reminiscence Review: God Loves, Nostalgia Kills
Science fiction and film noir make for surprisingly cozy bedfellows, but synthesizing the two is nowhere as easy as it looks.
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PAW Patrol: The Movie Review: Let The Kids Play
If the little people in your life love "PAW Patrol" (and these days, what kid age 2-7 doesn't?), they will adore "PAW Patrol: The Movie."
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The Protégé Review: Assassination Tango
We've all seen more assassin thrillers than we can count -- but that doesn't mean it isn't still fun to watch a hitman do their thing when it's done right.
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Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings Review: Crouching Hero, Hidden Secrets
While it isn't flawless, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings takes us to imaginative worlds and introduces us to some lovable new heroes.
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Candyman Review: Art Attack
The new "Candyman" is a horror film that aims to get in your head rather than under your skin. Does it succeed?
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Vacation Friends Review: Too Much Of A Good Thing
Okay, you know John Cena is funny in "Vacation Friends." But is he enough to make the movie worth watching all by himself?
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We Need To Do Something Review: Terror On The Tiles
"We Need to Do Something" has emerged as one of the most potent new horror films of 2021.
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Cry Macho Review: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
While it's not anywhere close to being perfect, Cry Macho is a worthy effort from Clint Eastwood, one of the most reliable filmmakers working today.
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The Addams Family 2 Review: It Takes More To Tango
Ever wondered what would happen if the Addams Family went on a road trip?
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Dual Review: Self Destruction
Stearns is a sharp enough filmmaker to play with your expectations even in his own stripped-down sphere.
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The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent Review: Age Of Cage
A must-see for Cage devotees and casual fans alike.
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Coming 2 America Review: From Zamunda 2 Queens All Over Again
It took more than 30 years for Eddie Murphy to star in a "Coming to America" sequel. Was that enough time to come up with a halfway funny script?
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20 Best Strategy Board Games Of All Time Ranked
There's a rich array of possible choices when it comes to picking the best board games to play. Here are the 20 best strategy board games of all time ranked.
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Love And Death - Everything You Need To Know
HBO Max's Love and Death will focus on a notorious murder case in Texas from the early 1980s. Here's everything we know so far about the upcoming series.
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Night Court's Lacretta On What It Takes To Bring Gurgs To Life - Exclusive Interview
"Night Court" revival star Lacretta shared her inspirations for playing Gurg, what it's like working with Melissa Rauch and John Larroquette, and more.
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15 Fantasy Island Facts That Are The Ultimate Getaway
Decades before Lost attracted millions of TV viewers to ABC each week, the network regularly delighted audiences with Fantasy Island. Here's the inside story.
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Why The Cast Of Yellowstone Looks So Familiar
Most of the actors on Yellowstone have worked on high-profile movies and TV shows, so here's why the cast looks so familiar.
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The 12 Most Disturbing Moments Of The Pope's Exorcist, Ranked
The Russell Crowe-starring exorcism film "The Pope's Exorcist" is full of disturbing moments. Here are some of the movie's most harrowing scenes, ranked.
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Chris Diamantopoulos On Career Highlights Like Mrs. Davis And The Office - Exclusive Interview
Chris Diamantopoulos discussed his new series "Mrs. Davis," working with Jamie Lee Curtis in "The Sitcky," and playing fan-reviled "The Office" character Brian.
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