New A24 thriller is a bit half-baked
Heretic★★★★★ Between collaborations with Guy Ritchie and last year’s Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Hugh Grant has seemingly had a...
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New horror movie is far from perfect
Immaculate★★★★★ In 2021’s The Voyeurs, writer and director Michael Mohan mined the depths of trashy ’90s erotic thrillers to create his own take...
Third film in series follows winning formula
Creed III★★★★★ When Ryan Coogler rebooted the Rocky series in 2015 with Creed, it brought a much-needed level of excitement to the stalled franchise...
‘Master’ Review: Horror film masters social message
The powerful new horror movie on Amazon Prime Video, Master, opens with a pair of not-so-warm welcomes. During orientation day at the prestigious...
‘Studio 666’ Review: Script scariest part of horror-comedy
In addition to selling millions of records and packing stadiums around the world during their more than 25-year career as a band, Foo Fighters have...
‘Kimi’ Review: Reveals bright, dark sides of tech
With virtual assistants like Alexa and Siri politely invading our pockets and homes at an alarming rate, a movie that taps into their ubiquity for paranoia...
‘Cyrano’ Review: Film adaptation of musical misses mark
Though the 19th century play Cyrano de Bergerac has been adapted countless times for the screen and stage since its premiere, the new prestige drama...
‘A Hero’ Review: Iranian filmmaker blurs line between hero, villain
Iran’s selection for Best International Feature Film at the Oscars later this year, A Hero is the latest drama from acclaimed storyteller Asghar Farhadi,...
‘Licorice Pizza’ Review: Newcomers shine in irreverent P.T. Anderson flick
Let’s get this out of the way right at the top: Licorice Pizza is not about a pernicious pizzeria that tops their pies with the twisty black or red...
‘West Side Story’ Review: Musical shines under Spielberg’s masterful direction
It’s been 60 years since Jerome Robbins and Robert Wise brought their vision of the stage musical West Side Story to the big screen, and few films of...
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