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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Don't Worry Darling Review: Traditional Values
Apart from a daring performance by Florence Pugh, Olivia Wilde's Don't Worry Darling doesn't have much to show for itself in the way of substance or style
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Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Review: A Solid Gateway And Expansion Into The Hit Anime Franchise
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 is not only a thrilling expansion of the main anime series but one that expertly distills what makes the show stand out in the first place
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Smile Review: That's The Last Thing You'll Do After Seeing This
Similar to the works of Ari Aster, Parker Finn's Smile is one of the scariest (and most disturbing) studio horror films in years.
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Bros Review: Love Isn't Love
The hype is earned for Billy Eichner's history-making gay romcom Bros, a film about queer love that showcases the toxicity of masculinity in more ways than one
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My Best Friend's Exorcism Review: High School Is Hell
My Best Friend's Exorcism has a solid cast with scene-stealing young actors and balances horror and comedy very well -- here's our review of the new teen film
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Raya And The Last Dragon Review: Straight Fire
At this point, we all know every Disney adventure follows a formula. But does Disney's animated Asian fantasy "Raya and the Last Dragon" soar anyway?
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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.
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Triangle Of Sadness Review: All Aboard The Boat Trip From Hell
Triangle of Sadness is a Palm D'or winning satire about a yuppie cruise gone very wrong, and here's what does and doesn't work about the critically revered film
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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?
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Dark Glasses Review: Dario Argento Returns
Horror film legend Dario Argento returns with a new giallo movie in Dark Glasses, a film that works for its intimate storytelling and compelling character work
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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.
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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?
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Luckiest Girl Alive Review: Traumazine
Netflix's new adaptation of Luckiest Girl Alive features a riveting performance by Mila Kunis but fails to really sell its complex story of trauma and revenge
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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.
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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.
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The Real Reason Galaxy Quest 2 Was Never Made
It's one of the best cult sci-fi films of all time, so when are we getting that oft-discussed sequel? Here's the truth about why Galaxy Quest 2 was never made.
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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"?
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Pixar's Elemental - Everything You Need To Know
After Lightyear, Pixar is set to bring us back down to earth ... and wind, fire, and water for good measure. Here's what we know so far about Elemental.
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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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Decision To Leave Review: Classic Hollywood Via Contemporary Korea
Decision to Leave is the movie for which Park Chan-wook won best director at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival and for good reason - here's our TIFF film review
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Kimi Review: Alexa, Play A Movie Worth Watching
A taut Hitchcockian thriller for the COVID era, "Kimi" is an odd beast of a film.
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Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy Review: The Old Kanye
Fittingly for its subject, it makes for a fascinating but frequently frustrating watch.
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Uncharted Review: Boys To Men
An admittedly watchable, admittedly tolerable example of what passes for a motion picture these days.
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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.
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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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