Fanning plays a shy but ambitious waitress who dreams of becoming a singer and finds help from an unlikely source.

Penny Lane’s documentary is incredibly entertaining for the first 20 minutes but becomes a slog as it misses more interesting questions about The Satanic Temple.

Garfield searches for a missing girl in Hollywood as conspiracies and mysteries swirl around him.

The James Wan-produced pic suffers on a script level, but fits right at home in the growing 'Conjuring' universe.

Julia Hart’s drama skillfully weaves together supernatural abilities with personal baggage across three generations.

This surprisingly scientifically accurate Earth Day special reminds us that trees are kind of assholes.

The latest existential provocation from the celebrated French filmmaker thrives in the murkiest areas of the human experience.

You cannot hear the people sing in Andrew Davies’ adaptation of Victor Hugo’s classic novel Les Misérables, and that is just fine.

Tina Gordon Chism’s reverse ‘Big’ works thanks to the charisma of stars Marsai Martin, Issa Rae, and Regina Hall.

Although the story is largely removed from the plot points of the gospels themselves, Garth Davis’ movie looks to hit at the core of Jesus’ teachings.