Even though it only runs under 90 minutes, Xavier Burgin’s documentary is not only a terrific look at black characters in American cinema, but also the importance of cinema studies.

The wrestling film may not offer any surprises, but remains charming and funny thanks to the strong performances and sharp script.

I am not tired of superhero shows anymore!

Writer-director Tim Sutton wants to land an emotional punch about working class desperation without doing the work of creating a realistic landscape.

Todd Strauss-Schulson’s delightful movie carefully walks the line between mocking romantic comedies and giving the genre a loving tribute.

The sequel mixes in a little sci-fi and a lot of sentiment, but it can’t match the energy of the original.

The latest DC Comics original series is a surreal, darkly funny ode to misfits and outcasts.

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Although it has plot and characters, Steven Soderbergh’s new movie feels more like an intense discussion about how to disrupt the NBA.

This Sam Elliott showcase isn't the camp creature feature you're expecting, it's something much more interesting.