“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
What "Shaun of the Dead" did for zombies and "What We Do in the Shadows" did for vampires, this hilariously off-kilter horror comedy is an absurd take on the demonic possession genre.
Penetrating and intense, this riveting family drama leverages conflicted self-identity against preconceptions and assumptions.
A loving portrait of a remarkable talent, this touching documentary is a joy-filled and poignant celebration of a young man taken far too early.
A standout lead performance and fun character dynamics make up for a meandering narrative that ultimately sputters at the end.
The supposed live-action remake of a beloved animated classic is a perfectly fine film that is not live action nor is it really a reimagining ... but it's still good.
Packed with a talented cast of young actors and several interconnected plot threads, the coming-of-age romantic comedy has a lot of moving parts, but it fundamentally captures the essence of youthful heartache, worry and elation.
Following up the landmark and game-changing cinematic event that was "Avengers: Endgame" is no enviable task - but everyone’s favorite wall-crawler saves the day.
The one-sheet poster loudly proclaims this film as having the "greatest zombie cast ever." Technically true - but there’s little “great” about this slog.
The director chats about the challenges of filming in the snowbound midwest and finding the perfect balance between funny and sad.
In trying to recapture the distinct, surrealistic feel of a 1930s film, this throwback comes off as a cheap reproduction rather than a genuine recreation.
For better or worse, this British romance is a film that is ... whatever is the polar opposite of exposition-laden storytelling.
Everybody knows Godzilla - but the iconic Toho city destroyer is best remember for his legendary battles against other crazy big monsters. And that's exactly what the audience gets with this all-star monster brawl flick
With a stellar lead performance, breathtaking energy and a story anchored completely in its protagonist, this is one of the very best biopics in years.
A tired trope of every teen flick is the girl loathing her ex-boyfriend's current girlfriend. This refreshing and hilarious “chicks before dicks” comedy dares to ask "what if they didn’t totally hate each other?"
The latest in this bullet-crazed series hits the ground running and doesn't take a break. This is as much the film's strength as it is its weakness.
The stark, snow-laden Minnesota winter is the perfect backdrop for this pair of depressed adults to ruminate about their lives lived in quiet desperation.
A story of a teen trying to join a track team is pretty straightforward - however, this sports drama focuses more on a young phenom's sudden fame, and what it means for him and his aspirations.
Elisabeth Moss channels the worst parts of every "E! True Hollywood Story" ever.
Most prison and crime films are stories of redemption or atonement. Not this acerbic comedy.
