Reviews

Luke Kirby memorably channels the notorious killer opposite Elijah Wood’s FBI agent

DaCosta and co-writers Jordan Peele and Win Rosenfeld update and rethink the material in provocative ways

The film tries to connect grief and depression with a literal haunting, and only its talented lead actress can make any of it work

Cute doggies save the day — but this is also an insightful and kid-friendly look at trauma and anxiety

“Westworld” co-creator Lisa Joy makes her film debut with too much writing and not enough directing

Director Lucy Walker explores how climate change is only one factor in the recent surge in fires

Anne Fontaine’s lackluster spin on “Snow White” commits neither to realism nor fantasy

Director Nanfu Wang (“One Child Nation”) follows the virus — and governmental propaganda — from Washington to Wuhan

How can a movie with bird demons and Vatican black-ops squads be this dull?

The cinematography and set design steal the show in a film designed to make Steven Lang’s sex predator look better by surrounding him with even-worse villains

The latest from the acclaimed Taiwanese filmmaker is a spare, nearly silent story of urban solitude and human connection

Writer-director Jonathan Wysocki’s debut is a tad overwritten, but a talented young cast makes the relationships feel vivid