You Season 3 Spoiler Review: Love Doesn't Last Forever Once Joe Goldberg Is Involved
Joe and Love's bloody romance propels an exhilarating new season of the Netflix's hit drama. Read our You season 3 spoiler review.
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Succession Season 3 Power Rankings: Secession Kickstarts The Roy Civil War
The Roy family recover from the fallout of Kendall's betrayal and battle lines are drawn in the Succession season 3 premiere, Secession.
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The French Dispatch Review: Wes Anderson's Stylish Love Letter Never Buries The Lead
Wes Anderson's love letter to the New Yorker is visually oversaturated and overwhelming. And it's incredible.
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Rami Malek Impersonates Pete Davidson In A Wholly Satisfying Saturday Night Live (With A Little Help From Daniel Craig)
Rami Malek was a surprisingly great host for the most recent episode of Saturday Night Live, utilizing his 'resting villain face' and dramatic intensity.
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The 25 Best '80s Action Movies Ranked
Rippling muscles, grisly one-liners, and a non-stop barrage of bullets and hellfire. These are the '80s action films that changed the genre forever.
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Chucky Review: Everyone's Favorite Killer Doll Makes A Bloody Jump To TV
Chucky is now the star of his own bloody TV show, but the transition from big to small screen doesn't always work in his favor.
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No Time To Die Spoiler Review: Daniel Craig's Final Outing As James Bond Strives For Closure
The ghosts of the past come back to haunt James Bond, as the franchise moves in new directions for Daniel Craig's swan song as 007.
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Saturday Night Live Lets Kim Kardashian West Try To Be Funny With Help From Family & Celebrity Cameos
Kim Kardashian West hosted Saturday Night Live, and even though it wasn't a complete disaster, she certainly didn't do the show any favors.
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Ron's Gone Wrong Review: A Messy Animated Tech Fantasy
Robot buddy film Ron's Gone Wrong is reminiscent of hits like Big Hero 6, but doesn't go deep enough in exploring its own premise.
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Lamb Review: Noomi Rapace Shepherds A Gentle Folk Horror Film
Noomi Rapace stars in A24's new horror film Lamb, a haunting folk tale about parenthood and weird hybrid creatures.
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Mad God Review: This Stop-Motion Nightmare May Be One Of The Weirdest Movies Ever Made [Beyond Fest]
It took special effects genius Phil Tippett 30 years to make "Mad God," and the result is unlike any movie you have ever seen.
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Petite Maman Review: A Lovely Little Slice Of Loss From The Director Of Portrait Of A Lady On Fire [NYFF]
Petite Maman is the delicate and low-key follow-up to Celine Sciamma's acclaimed erotic drama Portrait of a Lady on Fire.
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The 20 Best Bill Murray Movies Ranked
Bill Murray made a name for himself as one of the most popular comedians of the '80s, but he has dramatic chops too. Funny or not, these are his best movies.
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Diana: The Musical Is Like Springtime For Hitler, But Real
Diana: The Musical is terrible in all the right ways, and has to be seen to be believed. Get ready for your new favorite hate-watch.
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The Many Saints Of Newark Spoiler Review: A Movie That Should Have Been A Miniseries
Join us in the back room for our spoiler review of The Many Saints of Newark, the Sopranos prequel movie that could've used more breathing room.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage Just Had The Second-Best Preview Night Of The Pandemic
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is already tearing up theaters with an impressive $11.6 million box office from Thursday previews.
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Titane Review: The Best Thing About This Wild, Bloody Horror Show Is Its Tender Heart
Titane is a head-pumping, face-splitting, heart-tugging visceral experience of a film that might be better left, well, experienced for yourself.
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The Addams Family 2 Review: A Sequel That's Better Off Dead
America's spookiest family return in animated sequel The Addams Family 2 — and this time they're off on vacation. Here's our review.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review: A Goofy Romantic Comedy Disguised As A Superhero Sequel
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is basically a rom-com between Eddie Brock and Venom, and that's what makes it so enjoyable.
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The 14 Best Val Kilmer Movies Ranked
Nobody plays a historical addict quite as well as Val Kilmer, and that's just one of his skills. From Top Secret! to Top Gun, these are his best films.
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No Time To Die Review: Daniel Craig's Swan Song Gives Bond A Definitive, Divisive Ending
Daniel Craig's run as Bond has been obsessed with the passage of time, so it's inevitable, if likely divisive, that No Time to Die would give a definitive end.
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Ike Boys Review: A Love Letter To Anime And Outcasts [Fantastic Fest]
Ike Boys isn't going to top any best of the year lists, but this is the kind of very specific genre film that feels made for a certain audience. Maybe you.
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Midnight Mass Spoiler Review: Mike Flanagan's New Horror Series Is Devastating And Often Brilliant
Midnight Mass is often too talky for its own good, but it ultimately succeeds due to wonderful performances and emotional elements that pack a punch.
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The Tragedy Of Macbeth Review: Denzel Washington And Frances McDormand Cut A Bloody Swathe Through Joel Coen's Expressionist Nightmare [NYFF]
Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand give scorching performances in Joel Coen's thrilling and nightmarish expressionist masterwork.
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The Black Phone Review: Scott Derrickson Delivers The Best Joe Hill Adaptation Yet [Fantastic Fest]
Scott Derrickson's new horror movie is the ideal blend of heart and horror, with Ethan Hawke and newcomer Mason Thames shouldering the film.
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There's Someone Inside Your House Review: A Slasher For A New Generation
A masked killer stalks teens and confronts them with their own dark secrets in Netflix slasher "There's Someone Inside Your House." Read our review.
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The Sandman Audiobook Is Better Than It Has Any Right To Be, Even With A Disappointing Act II
What makes The Sandman audio drama so successful is that, like the comics, it leaves room for the imagination.
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