Roofman Review: Channing Tatum’s Easygoing Charm Leads Derek Cianfrance’s Uneven True-Crime Dramedy
Roofman tells a story about a man who robbed over 40 McDonald’s, went to jail, escaped, and ended up living
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Stone Cold Fox Review: Despite a Trio of Promising Cast Led by Kiernan Shipka, Krysten Ritter and Kiefer Sutherland, Sophie Tabet’s 80s-Set Debut Feature is Mostly a Letdown
At one point in Stone Cold Fox, Kiernan Shipka’s Fox is seen suspended in the air with a flying kick
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Frankenstein Review: Jacob Elordi Steals the Show in Guillermo del Toro’s Visually Stunning But Bloated Epic Re-Imagining of Mary Shelley’s Classic Novel
Guillermo del Toro‘s passion project, Frankenstein, is something that he has been trying to bring to life for decades. And
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Predator: Badlands Review: Prey’s Dan Trachtenberg Takes a Bold Move of Expanding an Action-Packed Predator Movie Into Multiple Directions With Mixed Results
Predator has feelings too. Not just hunt, kill and bring back the trophy as seen in the previous Predator movies
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Ballad of a Small Player Review: Edward Berger’s Visually Stunning Gambling Thriller is Far From a Winner
Ballad of a Small Player, which marks Edward Berger’s highly anticipated follow-up to Conclave, looks like a sure bet to
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Self-Help Review: Landry Bender Steals the Show in Erik Bloomquist’s Mixed Results of Cult Horror and Character-Driven Family Drama
Self-Help is one of those movies that uses the template — in this case, the cult horror subgenre — and
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Good Boy Review: Indy Steals the Show in Ben Leonberg’s Atmospheric Supernatural Horror Told From a Dog’s Perspective
Is Indy a Good Boy? The answer is a resounding yes, as Ben Leonberg, marking his feature-length debut after spending
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The Elixir Review: Kimo Stamboel’s Otherwise Technically Proficient Zombie Horror Suffers From a Hollow Storytelling
Kimo Stamboel, who is no stranger to the horror genre, takes on The Elixir, a.k.a Abadi Nan Jaya — a
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