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13 Christmas Movies That Definitely Aren’t for Kids (Photos)
”Black Christmas“ isn’t the only film that brings an R-rated sensibility to the holiday season
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‘Silent Night’ Film Review: Brits Gather for One Last Christmas Before the Apocalypse
A sharp ensemble keeps calm and carries on, but the narrative gets a bit muddled
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James Rocchi, Film Critic, Dies at 51
He covered the film industry for many publications, including TheWrap, before leaving the business to teach high school
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‘Licorice Pizza’ Film Review: Paul Thomas Anderson Casts a Loving Eye on the San Fernando Valley of the Early ’70s
It’s a magical evocation of a time and place as remembered from life and from the movies of the era
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Have a Very Physical Media Christmas, with New and Classic Holiday Favorites on DVD, Blu-ray, and 3-D Advent Calendars
Alonso Duralde highlights new releases, from holiday horror to Hallmark cozy
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‘House of Gucci’ Film Review: Tacky True-Crime Saga Throws Good Taste Out the Window
Lady Gaga, Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, Adam Driver and Jared Leto remind us that ”prosciutto“ is Italian for ”ham“
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‘Cryptozoo’ Film Review: Dash Shaw Returns With More Trippy Adult Animation
”My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea“ director makes genre tales personal and visually extravagant
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‘Julia’ Film Review: Documentary on Beloved Culinary Revolutionary Goes Down Easy
The makers of ”RBG“ return with another ”Here’s a legend you love, and here’s why you love her“ doc
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‘Red Notice’ Film Review: Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds Star in a Caper Far Too Pleased With Itself
A globe-trotting heist film that plays like a parody of itself can have appeal, but this one wears out its welcome
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What’s New on DVD in November: ‘Shang-Chi,’ ‘Citizen Kane’ in 4K, Bruce Springsteen, and More
Alonso Duralde highlights great new physical-media releases for your library (and your holiday shopping list)
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‘Finch’ Film Review: Tom Hanks Road-Trips the Apocalypse With a Robot Instead of a Volleyball
Hanks gives another moving, relatable performance in a saga that doesn’t have much new to say about doomsday
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‘Fever Dream’ Film Review: Unsettling Film Uncovers Horrors in Both the Material and Supernatural Worlds
From parenting to the environment, director and co-writer Claudia Llosa finds dread in a seemingly bucolic locale
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‘Mass’ Film Review: 4 Grieving Parents Face Off in Too-Tidy Tragedy
The ensemble cast packs a wallop, but first-time writer-director Fran Kranz’s drama becomes overly contrived
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What’s New on DVD in October: ‘Halloween,’ ‘The Night Stalker,’ ‘Misery,’ and More
Alonso Duralde highlights spooky favorites and all of the best new physical-media releases
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‘I’m Your Man’ Film Review: Dan Stevens’ Love Robot Helps Tweak Rom-Com Conventions
Director and co-writer Maria Schrader takes an unsparing look at algorithm-driven relationships — and we’re all in one
