‘Summer 1993’ MOVIE REVIEW: Emotional Spanish Film Captures the Essence of Childhood
Featuring a truly astounding, kaleidoscopic performance from young Laia Artigas.
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‘Call Me by Your Name’ MOVIE REVIEW: Romantic Drama is Cinema at Its Finest
The latest from director Luca Guadagnino (‘I Am Love,’ ‘A Bigger Splash’) is “a pure cinematic triumph.”
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‘The Belko Experiment’ MOVIE REVIEW: An Entertaining, Bloody Stab at Office Politics
For horror fans, this is one of the year’s best.
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‘American Made’ MOVIE REVIEW: Fun Tom Cruise Romp Doesn’t Live Up to Potential
Cruise carries the film like the screen star he is, although it would have been great if he had been given more to chew on.
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‘Girls Trip’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Crude, Vibrant Chick Flick with Heart
Despite the occasional absurdity, it hits the mark as a feel-good flick about girl love, loyalty and fierce friendship.
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‘God’s Own Country’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Powerful, Heartfelt Piece of Cinema
A sincere and uncompromising depiction of sexual repression, forbidden love and sacrifice.
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‘Death Note’ MOVIE REVIEW: Netflix Adaptation Fails to Deliver
Fun concept and some strong cinematography aside, the film is constantly hurt by the underdevelopment of character and plot.
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‘The Void’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Disgusting, Lovingly Crafted Nod to 80s Horror Greats
Lumpen, Chthonic shapes clamber out the shadows, turning human beings into blobs of bloated, tentacled flesh.
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‘The Hitman’s Bodyguard’ MOVIE REVIEW: Ryan Reynolds & Samuel L. Jackson Soften the Stumbles
Although it is entertaining, the action/comedy balance isn’t quite calibrated correctly.
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‘Faults’ MOVIE REVIEW: Leland Orser & Mary Elizabeth Winstead Shine; Film Falls Short
Despite the great acting, ‘Faults’ is undone by a number of plot holes and a denouement that feels underdeveloped.
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‘Beta Test’ MOVIE REVIEW: Sci-Fi Actioner Has Suspense & Commentary, Despite Flaws
It also has the longest single-take fight scene of its kind in history.
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‘The Dark Tower’ MOVIE REVIEW: Generic Entertainment Wastes Stephen King Material
There was the potential for a more inventive adventure, but ultimately it plays it too safe to be anything special.
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‘Bloodlands’ MOVIE REVIEW: Cryptic Albanian-Aussie Horror Falls Short
A questionable ‘Cannibal Holocaust’-esque moment is but one of the elements holding this intriguing horror-thriller back.
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