
‘The Grudge’ Film Review: Classy Cast Gets Trapped Inside Played-Out Sequel
2004 was a long time ago, and this new stab at the hit Japanese horror franchise brings nothing to the table
2004 was a long time ago, and this new stab at the hit Japanese horror franchise brings nothing to the table
The big-screen spectacle (which will be diminished on streaming) needs some bolstering in the writing
AFI 2019: Melina Matsoukas’ directorial debut throbs with cultural specificity as it portrays two unlikely folk heroes
The master documentarian takes an even-keeled approach to the political troublemaker, and the results can be maddening
It’s too brief a sample of West’s process, and it will probably only confirm what you already think of him, good or bad
A young woman faces issues of race and class — oh, and a sea monster — in this Blumhouse thriller
One young man’s attempted rise to Instagram stardom becomes a fascinating look at a bizarre industry
Rather than focus on its lead character’s humanity, the dopey script spins a conspiracy that would be laughed off the internet
Returning director Johannes Roberts once again crafts an underwater adventure with real bite