Film and Television Reviews

Heretic is a signal flare to keep an eye on the future of all involved, and in a history of exceptional performances, Mr. Reed is one of Hugh Grant’s best roles.

Kate Winslet commands the screen, bringing to life the story of one of the greatest photographers from World War II in Lee Miller.

Megalopolis is Francis Ford Coppola's decades-in-the-making passion project revolving around an attempt to create a sustainable utopia.

Kevin Smith whisks the audience back to 1986 as a young man with a deep appreciation of film tries to take his date to The 4:30 Movie.

Here After follows Connie Britton as a grieving mother whose daughter might have returned from the dead with an unseemly force.

Ian McKellen shines, but The Critic's story is too convoluted to stand without him. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder pick up over 30 years later with nary a blemish in Tim Burton's Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.

Continue follows a suicide survivor with care, warmth, and understanding, and Nadine Crocker delivers unflinchingly in every facet as writer, director, and star.

Despite the best efforts of Bill Skarsgård, this Crow fails to take flight. Read on for our spoiler-free review of 2024's The Crow.

Equal parts Alien and Aliens, Alien: Romulus gets back to basics in leaving us with a thrilling hodge-podge of gore and terror.