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“I’m afraid of being alone,” intones William Shatner in the opening minutes…

Is there any scenario in which “Late Night with the Devil” could have…

In 1964, Robert Rauschenberg won the coveted Golden Lion at the Venice…

The #1 record holder for attendance at a women’s sporting event in…

The trailer for “Abigail” tells you almost everything you need to know…

If actors often make for compelling directors, then why not character actors?…

“The question is, do you have what it takes to make it…

The conceit of a tortured and socially maladjusted artist whose obsessive pursuit…

Rhys Darby is perfectly cast as the wholesome, dopey time traveler in…

Not that long ago, a legacy sequel like “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel…

I didn’t think Doug Liman could deliver a worse film than “Road…

Love is pain in several ways in “Fingernails.” In the near future…

There’s nothing original or particularly surprising about “Kalki 2898 AD,” a polished…

Wait. Pixar finally has a quality animated film hitting theaters? Granted, it’s…

How can a little girl simply disappear from an airplane at 37,000…

“You know what he feeds on? Fear.” Generic dialogue and lack of…

Over the last few years, there has been a trend of opulent…

One girl was asked about a significant Supreme Court case and picked…

When “Caligula” arrived in theaters in 1979, it came in on a…

“Imaginary” is the newest chapter of the Blumhouse lineup, directed by “Truth…

Despite what everyone says, weddings aren’t really about the bride and groom.…

Black people are the architects of American culture. The hip verbiage many…

Every afternoon, as Xavier (Atibon Nazaire) pulls into his driveway after work,…

Whatever you expect from an Alex Garland movie, he always gives you something…

One of the pleasures of being a critic is getting assigned to…

Every one of the recent English language kaiju epics from Legendary Pictures…

Nastiness in horror movies is like a seasoning: essential for flavor, though…

Julia Louis-Dreyfus gives a performance of breathtaking vulnerability as the mother of…

The personal essay film is a tricky genre, because when you get…

The crew of a space craft peering out its window at the…

With her creamy wardrobe of tasteful neutrals and dreamy mansion in the Paris suburbs, Léa Drucker’s…

When it premiered at Tribeca last year, David Duchovny’s “Reverse the Curse”…

At first glance, the existence of “The Tiger’s Apprentice” would seem to…

In a big city, avoiding eye contact is a survival tool. Looking…

I’m not really sure how genre fans will respond to “Amelia’s Children,”…

The shots are unreal. We fly behind and next to a bee…

Sharks, while undeniably lethal, are also, studies have shown, kind of dumb. And…

“Paranormal Activity” is an ingenious little horror film, so well made it’s…

“Istanbul is a place…where people come to disappear.” This is the sad…

John Woo’s new film is a revenge thriller with such a predictable plot that one…

Set in 1800s Italy and based on a true story, “Kidnapped” is…

“Argylle,” the stumbling, overcooked action flick from director Matthew Vaughn, begins with…

New York magazine ran a cover story years ago calling John Ford’s…

“All Good Things” is based on one of those true stories like…

Imagine that one of the boiler room scumbags from “The Wolf of…

There’s a lot of ground to cover in “It’s Only Life After…

Letitia Wright gives a quietly powerful performance in “Aisha” as a young…

Four tall, scruffy creatures amble through a storybook forest. They walk, they…

Ninety-one minutes, including seven for closing credits, isn’t enough for “Sting,” a…

The crimes of the Catholic Church are no secret to most citizens…

There’s a scene in “Not Not Jazz,” a film about the fusion…

“Madame Web” is not the unmitigated disaster that its clunky trailer or…

It’s recess at a small school in Nigeria and the boys are…

The original “My Spy” from 2020 was a surprisingly amusing romp with…

“La Chimera” plays like a magical realism version of the classic one-last-heist movie.   The core of…

“Stone” has Robert De Niro and Edward Norton playing against type and…

Regina Lambert has been married for three months. She returns to Paris…

Instead of a feature-length movie, “The Grab,” a 106-minute documentary about shady…

When you hear the premise of Josh Margolin’s feature debut, “Thelma,” you…

Born from the still unbridled creativity of children, where an empty room…

“High and Low – John Galliano” by Academy Award-winning director Kevin Macdonald took me…

It feels limiting or a disservice to call “Hummingbirds” simply a documentary.…

When Ridley Scott released “Prometheus” and “Alien: Covenant,” the main criticism levied…

Last month, I was a juror in the Narrative Feature category at…

In a world where the imagination of indie sci-fi can often struggle…

Sometimes, the revolution is televised. In 1998, an aspiring comedian auditioned for…

A corporate video is not art, as much as its director might…

“Prom Dates,” about a couple of teenage best-bud girls getting in trouble…

“Touch,” from Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur, is vast in scope, stretching over…

Before you see a single frame of Vera Drew’s Batman-soaked satire “The…

Vampires are all the rage in film and television these days. Some…

The movie opens with the flat, confiding voice of Tommy Lee Jones.…

In Jeff Lipsky’s films, it’s normal for characters to talk for ten…

It’s natural to be suspicious of an Angel Studios picture; after all,…

“Despicable Me 4” won’t win any prizes, but if you like this kind…

“Phone Booth” is a religious fable, a show biz fable, or both.…

Opening night at the 2024 South by Southwest Film Festival may have…

One of the most influential science fiction films that most people haven’t…

The Australian actor Simon Baker has spent a good portion of his…

The issue of the spoiler remains a critical one in cinematic discourse.…