Texas Chainsaw Massacre Review: Old Man Leatherface
A film that never quite loses sight of the original, but never clings too tightly to it either.
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The Cursed Review: Period Horror With Bite
The results are mixed, but when writer/director Sean Ellis digs deep into his genre riffs and dread-laced atmosphere, "The Cursed" really works. -
Uncharted Review: Boys To Men
An admittedly watchable, admittedly tolerable example of what passes for a motion picture these days. -
Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy Review: The Old Kanye
Fittingly for its subject, it makes for a fascinating but frequently frustrating watch. -
Kimi Review: Alexa, Play A Movie Worth Watching
A taut Hitchcockian thriller for the COVID era, "Kimi" is an odd beast of a film. -
Marry Me Review: You Come Tweet Me
"Marry Me" is for you if you're looking for reasons to hate J. Lo. If you're looking for reasons to love J. Lo, ditto. -
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Moonfall Review: Bad Moon Rising
It's a Roland Emmerich movie, so you know what you're going to get. Is that enough to recommend "Moonfall"? -
The Worst Movies Of 2022
From disappointing war flicks to truly terrible thrillers, here are the worst movies of 2022. -
Munich: The Edge Of War Review: Riveting Spy Thriller, Toothless Biopic
While "Munich: The Edge of War" succeeds as an entertaining if overly familiar (pre-) WWII spy thriller, it stumbles on the aspect that has courted controversy. -
Hotel Transylvania: Transformania Review: No Sandler, But Your Kids Won't Notice
As far as "Hotel Transylvania" movies are concerned, this definitely ranks in the top four. -
Scream Review: Another Stab
From the moment this "requel" was announced, it was very easy to wonder: Would this be the movie where "Scream" lost the magic? -
Ridley Scott Framed One Of His Early Reviews For A Surprising Reason
Ridley Scott is often considered one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, yet even he has gotten negative reviews. Here's why he kept one of the early ones. -
Belle Review: A Remixed Tale As Old As Time
There's one thing you can definitely say about "Belle" - if Mark Zuckerberg sees this film, he'll be looking on with awe. -
The Tender Bar Review: A Well Drink In A Fancy Glass
"The Tender Bar" feels so authentic you can smell the cigarettes. But is it worth the trip? -
The 355 Review: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Girlboss
Three guesses as to why this movie is out in January, and the first two don't count. -
The Matrix Resurrections Reviews: Some Critics Take The Red Pill, Others The Blue
The first reviews for 'The Matrix Resurrections' are out, and they represent a deeply divided response to the film. -
The Tragedy Of Macbeth Review: Fair Is Foul, And Foul Is Fair
The real tragedy of this Macbeth is just how disappointing it is. -
The Matrix Resurrections Review: A Hard Pill To Swallow
It's no wonder we're all still chasing that feeling we had the first time we saw the original "Matrix" all those years ago. -
The Matrix Resurrections Is Getting Lots Of Praise From Early Reviewers
Here's what several film critics and writers have been saying about The Matrix Resurrections ahead of its December 22 premiere. -
The King's Man Review: In The Before Times
"The King's Man" departs from its predecessors in a big way. Is this a good or a bad thing? -
Nightmare Alley Review: Carnival Of Souls
This time, cinema's most passionate monster maker is confronting some very human distortions. -
Spider-Man: No Way Home Review: Petered Out
"Spider-Man: No Way Home" is a movie that is so much fun, it doesn't need to be good. -
West Side Story Review: Divided We Fall
"West Side Story" is one of the most enchanting and entertaining filmgoing experiences of the year. -
Being The Ricardos Review: Sorkin Loves Lucy
"Being the Ricardos" feels like a natural fit for Sorkin, another in his ever-expanding line of stories about brilliant people embroiled in turmoil. -
Don't Look Up Review: Too Close To Home?
It's exactly the sort of movie no one wants to watch on the eve of Pandemic Year Three... which is exactly why it's so necessary. -
Silent Night Review: Last Christmas
"Silent Night" works a peculiar dark magic, leaving an impression that won't soon fade.
