Judy Blume's "Are You There God? It's Me Margaret" has a brand-new movie adaptation, and it's just as warm-hearted and intelligent as the classic book.
"The Pope's Exorcism" features an entertaining lead performance from Russell Crowe, but stumbles when it attempts to grapple with weightier issues of faith.
Makoto Shinkai proves to be adept at comedy and examinations of grief in Suzume, a powerful anime film that leans into the creator's signature stylings
How to Blow Up a Pipeline is a sensationally thrilling ecological adventure movie with more moral complexity in adapting the famous book upon which it's based
"Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" is a rollicking adventure tabletop gamers and newbies alike can enjoy. Our reviewer is here with all the details.
Apple TV+'s Tetris is a fun popcorn thriller, that gives this oddball story the larger-than-life biopic treatment it deserves but is also a bit too over the top
The Five Devils is reminiscent of an Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode but it's otherwise unique with strong performances; it's just too weird and falls flat
Rye Lane is a British romantic comedy that lives up to its most legendary predecessors, featuring a meetcute between two people audiences will love to love
Willem Dafoe strongly anchors a story of a break-in gone very very wrong in Inside, which debuted at Berlin International Film Festival earlier this year
Hulu's Boston Strangler is no comparison to David Fincher's Zodiac, but it doesn't always try to be -- the Keira Knightley-led thriller aims to be popcorn fare
Shazam! Fury of the Gods might be the superhero film that's most tethered to a believable reality since Sam Raimi's magnificent Spider-Man trilogy debuted
John Wick: Chapter 4 is an action-packed sensation that makes good use of its extended runtime and leaves audiences hungry for more of Keanu Reeves' title role
Despite a strong original premise of space, the future, and dinosaurs, 65, starring Adam Driver in the lead role, fails to be either good or so bad it's good
Scream VI revitalizes the meta horror franchise by bringing a new dynamic and level of violence to the well worn series through its new class of characters
Idris Elba returns to his award-winning role as the title star in Netflix's Luther: The Fallen Sun, a satisfying follow-up to the longtime BBC television series
Thanks to its excellent script and talented cast, LGBT noir "Femme" explores masculinity, vigilante justice, and vulnerability with unforgettable aplomb.