Reviews
‘Transformers One’ is Bright, Fun Animated Telling of Robots in Disguise (Review)
The bots are back in arguably the year’s biggest animation surprise.
James McAvoy Shines in ‘Speak No Evil’ (Review)
Despite its flaws, this remake is a thrilling time thanks to James McAvoy’s performance.
Tim Burton Conjures Up Breezy, Deranged ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ (Review)
The ghost with the most is back and proves to have plenty of life in this fun sequel.
Terrifyingly Great ‘Alien: Romulus’ Takes Franchise Back to Horror Roots (Review)
Facehuggers and xenomorphs are back in screeching fashion with the best entry in the franchise since Aliens.
‘Sing Sing’ is a Moving Depiction of Male Vulnerability (Review)
Colman Domingo plays a wrongfully incarcerated man balancing his role in a comedic play with reforming a fellow inmate and a clemency hearing in this powerful A24 prison drama.
‘Kneecap’ is a Riotous Celebration of Music’s Rebellious Roots (Review)
The origins of the hip-hop group Kneecap are hilariously and powerfully brought to the silver screen in this remarkable Sundance hit from Ireland.
Twisters is a Thrilling Throwback to 90s-Era Blockbusters (Review)
A uniquely dangerous tornado outbreak attracts the attention of a YouTube celebrity and a team of scientists in this sequel to the 1996 disaster movie.
‘Longlegs is an Unsettling, Terrifying Horror Masterpiece (Review)
One of the best horror movies of the last 20 years, Longlegs grips you from the opening scene and doesn’t let go.
Mia Goth is Sensational in Slasher Trilogy Finale ‘MaXXXine’ (Review)
The titular star of Ti West’s grand finale helps elevate a slightly uneven, all-too-familiar story.
‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ is Eerily Thrilling from Start to Finish (Review)
Complete silence is way more eerie in the city.
‘The Bikeriders’ is a Good Old-Fashioned Adult Summer Drama (Review)
Director Jeff Nichols is back after a eight-year hiatus with another smooth-riding film.
‘Bad Boys : Ride or Die’ Gives Summer a Slight Boost (Review)
Despite a half-baked story, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence once again deliver the goods at a much-needed time.