Someone please make Rose Dooley an honorary Ghostbuster!

The new season is talky, deliberately paced, and admirably restrained considering its subject matter, but it carries a breathtaking urgency largely missing from the more ambling first season.

Iria del Río delivers a commanding performance as a young woman trying to figure out how to change her life for the better while in a time loop.

Director Ben Berman shows his resourcefulness and introspection in a documentary that has no choice but to look beyond its subject.

The R-rated comedy is a little choppy, but ultimately funny and surprisingly sweet.

While the finer points of Mads Brügger’s documentary are debatable, the larger truths are undeniable.

The buzziest film from this year's Sundance Film Festival is a rapturous crowdpleaser set to the songs of The Boss himself.

McBride plays the weakest character on a show that that’s spread too thin to go in interesting directions.

Once you kind of let the plot go, you have a fairly interesting look at how poorly we understand each other and ourselves.

AMC's horror anthology returns with a timely second that's just as horrifying, but not as scary.