Nosferatu Review: Robert Eggers' Stunning Remake Puts The Terror Back Into Vampire Lore
Nosferatu is a stunning gothic horror remake that puts the terror back into vampire lore.
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The Seed Of The Sacred Fig Review: A Timely Domestic Drama That Morphs Into Terrifying Political Horror
A domestic drama that morphs into something deeply unsettling, The Seed of the Sacred Fig is a staggering & unforgettable film.
Queer Review: Daniel Craig Does Career-Best Work In Luca Guadagnino¡¯s Deeply Surreal LGBTQ Drama
Featuring the most surreal imagery of his career, Queer is as if Luca Guadagnino combined the sensibilities of his last four movies into one.
The Nightmare Before Christmas Review: This Delightfully Dark Animated Classic Is Still One Of The Best Holiday Movies Ever
The Nightmare Before Christmas is one of the best holiday movies of all time, with many praiseworthy elements combining to make something magical.
The Godfather Review: Francis Ford Coppola's Timeless Yet Imperfect Crime Drama Changed Hollywood Forever
The Godfather remains a powerful film that explores intricate themes that appear to contradict, but Coppola's storytelling ties it together.
Our Little Secret Review: Lindsay Lohan Christmas Rom-Com Has Very Little Comedy, Even Less Romance
Our Little Secret has a solid lead in Lindsay Lohan but fails to give her interesting things to do when she's not interacting with Kristin Chenoweth.
Moana 2 Review: The Disney Animation's Heartwarming Story Is Undermined By A Questionable Villain
The animation is still strong and the character beats are affecting, but the villain and his motivations stand in the film's way of true greatness.
Sweethearts Review: Kiernan Shipka & Nico Hiraga Carry A Subversive Rom-Com With Fun Writing But Low Energy
Despite subverting expectations and being edgy in its approach, the lack of energy and fearlessness keeps this story from reaching its full potential.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day Review - James Cameron's Epic Sci-Fi Blockbuster Is A Near-Perfect Sequel
James Cameron's critically and commercially acclaimed sci-fi blockbuster is still an almost-perfect sequel, 33 years after its release.
The Piano Lesson Review: Soulful Star-Studded Adaptation Is A Therapeutic Discovery Of Trauma Relief
Malcolm Washington¡¯s soulful adaptation and directorial debut feels like a therapeutic discovery of trauma relief through memory and legacy.
Rita Review: Jayro Bustamante Remarkably Blends Magical Realism & Horror In Fantastical Take On A Tragic True Story
Pulling elements from real events, Rita sees writer and director Jayro Bustamante offer a dark, fantastical tale about neglect and exploitation.
Out of My Mind Review: This Incredibly Moving Disney+ Film Asks Us To Confront Our Own Biases
Out of My Mind is a powerful drama film that explores the reality of disability for one young woman and the challenge of being heard without a voice.
Spellbound Review: Netflix's Colorful Skydance Animation Bites Off More Than It Can Chew
Spellbound takes too long to make its point and underwhelms in other areas in the process, leaving a hole in the heart of the animation's story.?
Flow Review: The Year¡¯s Best Animated Movie Feels A Lot Like An Open-World Video Game
Flow seems to call upon the language of video games, and not just aesthetically. The effect it creates is a tricky balance struck exactly right.
Nutcrackers Review: Ben Stiller Elevates A Generic Holiday Plot That Saves It From Familiarity
With Ben Stiller at the center, David Gordon Green's Nutcrackers is a solid, if not incredibly memorable, holiday movie that follows a familiar path.
Toy Story 2 Review: Pixar's Animation Is The Rare Sequel That's Actually Better Than The Original
Even as the franchise continues to grow, Toy Story 2 remains a prime example of a rare sequel that improves on its already excellent original.
Back To The Future Review: Robert Zemeckis' Time Travel Masterpiece Is Surprisingly Heavy
Robert Zemeckis' rip-roaring sci-fi comedy classic still holds up four decades on from its release and is a fitting reminder of the power of love.
The Merry Gentlemen Review: No Christmas Magic Can Save This Magic Mike-Inspired Rom-Com From Being Boring
The Merry Gentlemen is a woeful attempt to make a movie with a similar tone to Magic Mike into a heartwarming Christmas affair and fails.
Wicked Review: Cynthia Erivo & Ariana Grande Defy Gravity In Jaw-Dropping Musical Adaptation
Save for the tiniest of things, Wicked is a worthy screen adaptation of the musical, guaranteed to make viewers feel like they could defy gravity too.
The Fix Review: A Chaotic Dystopian Thriller Wastes An Incredible Sci-Fi Concept
The Fix tells a unique sci-fi story in a dystopian world, but the film's pacing results in a confused and chaotic mess with a few redeeming qualities.
Cruel Intentions Review: 25 Years On, This Merciless Teen Masterpiece Is One Of The 1990s' Most Underrated Movies
A steamy, provocative teen drama with improbably high stakes that you really shouldn't watch with your parents. Or your kids. Or your step brother.