Reviews
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‘Sinners’ Review: Even Vampires Get the Blues in Ryan Coogler’s Awe-Inspiring Horror Film
Michael B. Jordan stars opposite himself as 1930s gangsters who face the undead
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‘The Last Five Years’ Broadway Review: Nick Jonas & Adrienne Warren Make Love in Reverse
The two stars have chemistry, but get crossed-up in a weak production that is both minimal and messy
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‘Good Night, and Good Luck’ Broadway Review: George Clooney Takes on McCarthy, Then Musk
In a spectacular Broadway debut as actor and writer, the star scores major points for America’s left
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‘A Minecraft Movie’ Review: Jack Black-Led Video Game Adaptation Offers No Surprises
The Black and Momoa-led film probably won’t dig up many new converts, but is enjoyable enough for fans of the popular game
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‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ Broadway Review: Bob Odenkirk Dazzles, Kieran Culkin Surprises in Uneven Revival
The two stars, joined by Bill Burr and Michael McKean, take very difference approaches to David Mamet’s classic
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‘Othello’ Broadway Review: Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal Are Riveting in an Unfocused Modern Take
The production has already set a record for non-musicals with the highest grossing single week in Broadway history
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‘Buena Vista Social Club’ Broadway Review: Cuba Ignites Before and After the Revolution
The historic album is now a thrilling stage musical
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‘The Alto Knights’ Review: This Is What Warner Bros. Doesn’t Shelve?
Robert De Niro plays Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, for some reason, in a gangster film that’s so bad, it’s actually bad
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‘Opus’ Review: John Malkovich Has a Fever, and the Only Prescription Is a Better Movie
If you loved “The Menu”… just keep on loving it. “Opus” is more of the same, only less so
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‘The Parenting’ Review: Who Ordered a Horror Comedy, Hold the Horror, Hold the Comedy?
Brian Cox, Edie Falco, Dean Norris and Lisa Kudrow play “wacky” parents trapped in a haunted mansion in a minimal Max original
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‘Last Take’ Review: Looking for Halyna Hutchins’ Legacy in an On-Set Tragedy
Rachel Mason’s documentary is at its best when it explores the economic conditions that led to the cinematographer’s death on the set of “Rust”
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‘All Nighter’ Off Broadway Review: When College Ends With a Bang, Not a Whimper
Five coeds would rather fight than sleep in Natalie Margolin’s raucous new comedy
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‘Holland’ Review: Nicole Kidman and Matthew Macfadyen Are Terrific in Twisty, Overstuffed Thriller
SXSW: Mimi Cave’s great cast makes the most of a madcap script that nearly overstays its welcome
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‘The Accountant 2’ Review: Tangled Storylines, Distractions – These Books Are a Mess
Nevertheless, the Ben Affleck-led sequel surpasses its original by keying into a lenient and dangerously playful tone
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‘Novocaine’ Review: Jack Quaid Takes a Lickin’ and Keeps on Tickin’
Quaid takes Looney Tunes-style punishment as a nice guy who can’t feel pain in a sidesplitting, ultraviolent and adorable action-comedy
