September - 2018 2/3

Review: The Land of Steady Habits

In The Land of Steady Things, the sixth feature in 22 years from director Nicole Holofcener, a man discovers that the grass isn't always...

Even without the spectre of the acclaimed 1973 original hanging heavy like widow's weeds over it, the current version of Papillon would...

There are some films that one can't truly call great but are nonetheless unpolished gems. Final Score is such purely enjoyable popcorn...

There's a scene in the original 1987 Predator that best encapsulates its enduring appeal: Bill Duke's Mac Elliot glimpsing the titular...

Lest one forget, Jennifer Garner became a household name with her breakthrough role as CIA officer Sydney Bristow in the television spy...

Nancy, the title character of Christina Choe's riveting and well-assured directorial debut, is further evidence that Andrea Riseborough...

Spike Lee has never been a perfect filmmaker, but it's the imperfections that make his films so riveting and difficult to ignore. His...

Aneesh Chaganty's directorial debut, Searching, has a clever conceit: what if one told a story predominantly through computer screens?...

The title may seem generic, but the film is anything but. One of the best romantic comedies in recent times not to come out of Netflix,...

In the often incisive and always well-acted workplace comedy drama, Support the Girls, Regina Hall perfectly embodies Lisa, a...