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'Abigail' Review: Radio Silence's Vampire Flick Is All Guts, No Glory
Alisha Weir and Dan Stevens shine in a shallow if bloody new monster movie.
'The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare' Review: A Boatload of Murderous Himbos
Henry Cavill and 'Reacher's Alan Ritchson star in Guy Ritchie's action-packed crowd-pleaser that's inspired by a true story.
'In the Land of Saints and Sinners' Review: Liam Neeson’s Still Got It
Ciarán Hinds, Jack Gleeson, and (especially) Kerry Condon make this Irish-set action-drama much more than your typical Liam Neeson beat-'em-up.
'Dune: Part Two' Review: Timothée Chalamet’s Sci-Fi Epic Is Bigger Than Ever — and That’s Not Always a Good Thing
Denis Villeneuve completes the first part of his epic based on Frank Herbert's series.
'Blackout' Review: A Werewolf Horror Movie Without Any Bite
This creature feature doesn't leave much of a mark.
'Drive-Away Dolls' Review: Ethan Coen’s Latest Movie Is Missing Something Crucial
Geraldine Viswanathan and Margaret Qualley star in Ethan Coen's solo directorial debut, which never quite reaches its potential.
'LaRoy, Texas' Review: An Entertaining Diet 'Fargo' Complete With a Madcap Steve Zahn
John Magaro and Steve Zahn star as an unlikely pair thrown into an unusual murder mystery in 'LaRoy, Texas.'
'Strange Way of Life' Review: Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke Sizzle in Almodóvar's Western
There is more to this romantic cowboy story than meets the eye.
'Sasquatch Sunset' Review: Jesse Eisenberg Is Bigfoot. What More Do You Need to Know?
Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough play sasquatches in the earnest and extremely strange new film from David and Nathan Zellner.
'In Flames' Review: Zarrar Kahn’s Eerie Slow-Burn Horror Is a Deeply Affecting Psychological Thriller
'In Flames' isn't an easy watch, but it's an important discussion that needs to be addressed.
'Challengers' Review: Zendaya Gives One of Her Best Performances in This Ridiculously Horny Delight
Luca Guadagnino's latest film is a compelling love triangle story set in the world of tennis, led by a great Zendaya, Mike Faist, and Josh O'Connor.
'Sting' Review: A Creepy Spider Horror Movie That Gets Caught in Its Own Web
Hey, at least it's still a better spider movie than Madame Web.
'It’s Only Life After All' Review: Indigo Girls Doc Explores the Many Layers of the Folk Duo
Documentarian Alexandria Bombach shows the humor, music, and impact that the Indigo Girls have had in their decades-long career.
'O.J.: Made in America' Review: A Devastating, Oscar-Winning Study of Race, Identity, & Fame
True crime fans will go mad for Ezra Edelman's tremendous journalistic assemblage, which places race, ego, and fame directly at the center of one of the major trials of the last century.
'Civil War' Review: Forget 'Ex Machina,' This Is Alex Garland’s Best Film Yet
Garland's exploration of a future where conflict has broken out in the United States is nothing like you would expect and all the better for it.
'Parachute' Review: Brittany Snow's Directorial Debut Is Honest and Humane
Courtney Eaton and Thomas Mann star in a film that provides a truthful portrait of the experience of having an eating disorder.
'Io Capitano' Review: Young Performers Excel In Harrowing Circumstances
Though it has a great lead performance, the Oscar-nominated Io Capitano is standard fare in terms of its filmmaking and narrative.
'One Life' Review: Anthony Hopkins Is Excellent in Powerful Adaptation
Under James Hawes' direction, this biopic does justice to the late Sir Nicholas Winton's humble mission.
'Kung Fu Panda 4' Review: Jack Black’s Lovable Bear Still Kicks Butt
Four films in, the Kung Fu Panda series finds new ways to explore this universe as the latest installment feels like a conclusion and a new beginning.