‘The Vast of Night’ Film Review: Sci-Fi Thriller Feels Like the ’50s – And Like Today
Director Andrew Patterson uses the simple ingredients of two characters, extraterrestrial intrigue and a small-town period setting to create a gripping adventure
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‘Spaceship Earth’ Film Review: Biosphere 2 Documentary Tells a Story Too Strange Not to Be True
For all their theatrics, the people involved in this legendarily disastrous experiment were correct in their warnings about climate change
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‘Deerskin’ Film Review: Jean Dujardin Is Dangerously Charming in Weirdo Western
Director Quentin Dupieux whips up a dark love story about a man and a vintage leather jacket with a mind of its own
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10 Best Documentaries of the 2010s, From ‘OJ: Made in America’ to ‘The Invisible War’ (Photos)
Decade in Review: “The Grand Bizarre” and “Cameraperson” rank among the highlights of the decade
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‘The Burnt Orange Heresy’ Film Review: Mick Jagger Returns to the Screen in Twisty Art-World Thriller
Claes Bang, Elizabeth Debicki and Donald Sutherland dazzle in a tale of artists, critics and collectors with nefarious intent
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‘Las Pildoras de Mi Novio’ Film Review: Jaime Camil Attempts to Elevate the Mood of Distasteful Comedy
Mental illness and psychopharmacology make for cheap and not-very-funny comedic targets in overdone farce
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‘The Kindness of Strangers’ Film Review: Cast of Stars Cross Paths in Miserable Manhattan
The latest from Lone Scherfig plays like one of those Garry Marshall all-star ensemble pieces, except depressing
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‘Promising Young Woman’ Film Review: Bold Thriller Is a Film for the #MeToo Era
Sundance 2020: Carey Mulligan is electric as a woman out to scare predatory men in Emerald Fennell’s twisted tale of trauma and revenge
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‘Bad Hair’ Film Review: Justin Simien Puts Thoughtful Twists in a Creepy Horror Movie
Sundance 2020: Elle Lorraine is riveting to watch as she plays an ambitious producer forced to solve the unexplained mysteries of her sentient hair weave
