Reviews

Film geekdom, meet Nicholas Ashe Bateman.

This is one weird-ass movie, folks.

Tom Hooper's adaptation of the hit Broadway musical is an abomination. It's also critic-proof.

This one's got more twists than a gosh darn pretzel.

Alexandre O. Philippe follows up 78/52 with another deep dive into a genre classic.

The Safdie Brothers' latest New York odyssey revolves around a career-best Adam Sandler performance.

A movie stuck between gears.

It’s the end of an era, and QT plans on going out in a blaze of glory.

Zhang Yimou’s twenty-first feature film is a knockout.

Edgar Nito’s debut feature has real kick in its tank.

Julia Hart’s film is interested in a different kind of power.

This movie is absolutely not what you thought it was.