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Talk to Me review: scary party-game horror from A24
The Aussie horror movie Talk to Me has a great premise, but a disappointing second half blunts its scares.
Asteroid City review: Wes Anderson’s dazzling technicolor dream
Asteroid City is an ambitious, dazzling, and occasionally perplexing film from director Wes Anderson. It hits select theaters on June 16.
The Crowded Room review: a series of miscalculations
The Crowded Room is a misfire that leaves both Amanda Seyfried and Tom Holland stranded for most of its episodes. The series is now streaming on Apple TV+.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts review: This prequel needs more Bayhem
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is a prequel that streamlines the Michael Bay style into anonymous spectacle.
The Boogeyman review: simple horror done right
The Boogeyman is a familiar but entertaining and fun horror thrill ride. The Rob Savage-directed film hits theaters on Friday, June 2.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse review: an animated superhero extravaganza
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is a bigger, bolder, and more ambitious film than its 2018 predecessor. It's now playing in theaters.
Influencer review: a cutthroat social media thriller
Shudder's latest exclusive film, Influencer, is a sharply focused, cutthroat thriller that's anchored by a star-making turn from Cassandra Naud.
FUBAR review: even Arnold Schwarzenegger can’t save this absurd Netflix original
Netflix's new Arnold Schwarzenegger-led TV series, FUBAR, is an occasionally effective action comedy that greatly overstays its welcome.
American Born Chinese review: a charming, imperfect coming-of-age adventure
Disney+'s American Born Chinese isn't quite a knockout success, but it is a charming, easy-to-watch coming-of-age series.
Fast X review: The end can’t come soon enough
While it still has all of the breathless action sequences that made the franchise famous, Fast X has too many characters and not enough story to be satisfying.
BlackBerry review: one of 2023’s best movies so far
Director Matt Johnson's BlackBerry is a lean, engrossing rise-and-fall drama -- and one of the best films of the year so far. It's now playing in theaters.
Hypnotic review: an overcomplicated sci-fi thriller
Director Robert Rodriguez's new sci-fi thriller, Hypnotic, is an overcomplicated mess. The Ben Affleck-led film hits theaters on Friday, May 12.
The Mother review: a ridiculous thriller in every way
Netflix's new Jennifer Lopez thriller, The Mother, is a disappointing, poorly executed action flick. It premieres Friday, May 12 on the streaming service.
Silo review: a watchable, well-paced sci-fi thriller
Apple TV+'s Silo is an entertaining, often intriguing sci-fi thriller that's anchored by Rebecca Ferguson's capable and commanding lead performance.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 review: a satisfying conclusion to James Gunn’s MCU trilogy
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is an overstuffed, yet emotional sendoff to James Gunn's beloved MCU trilogy. It is now playing in theaters.
Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 review: a winning collection of adventures
Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 delivers another thrillingly original, visually vibrant batch of galactic adventures.
Citadel review: a hollow spy thriller
Citadel is a zero-calorie spy thriller that somehow feels extremely expensive and shockingly cheap. Its first two episodes are now streaming on Prime Video.
Sisu review: Like Nazis getting tortured? Then this bloody action movie is for you
Fans of Mad Max: Fury Road, The Northman, and John Wick movies will love Sisu, a bloody revenge movie about a man fighting Nazis over stolen treasure.
Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant review: a well-crafted military thriller
Guy Ritchie's The Covenant is a well-made, entertaining military thriller that features a star-making turn from Dar Salim. The film is now playing in theaters.
Evil Dead Rise review: a gnarly nightmare
Evil Dead Rise is an intense and fun, if not extraordinary, addition to one of horror's most eccentric and enduring franchises. It is now playing in theaters.
Dead Ringers review: a darkly funny sci-fi showcase for Rachel Weisz
Dead Ringers is an entertaining, darkly funny series that boasts two incredible performances from its star, Rachel Weisz. It premieres April 21 on Prime Video.
Beau is Afraid review: a self-indulgent odyssey
Beau is Afraid, the new film from Hereditary director Ari Aster, is a pointlessly punishing, overlong comedy. It hits theaters nationwide on April 21.
Renfield review: a violent, forgettable horror comedy
Renfield is a cartoonishly violent horror comedy that is anchored by yet another standout performance from Nicolas Cage. The film is now playing in theaters.
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