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Review: The Boss

Somewhat of a letdown after the giddy comedic heights of last year's Spy, The Boss is a sturdy but insufficient vehicle for Melissa...

There is something so patently distasteful about the way Colonia cheapens the real-life horrors that occurred in the Colonia Dignidad....

A pleasant and prickly dysfunctional family drama, One More Time (originally titled When I Live My Life Over Again) focuses on the...

There are films that are both well-told and well-crafted, films that are perfectly fine, at times even excellent, but won't linger in the...

You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have the facts of Robert De Niro's cinematic life. It's meaningless...

Hardcore Henry unequivocally lives up to its titular descriptive, but this experimental and experiential first-person narrative action...

Special effects and CGI are so prevalent in films nowadays, so commonplace that it is all too easy to take them for granted. Even viewers...

"OK, whatever," one character sighs upon seeing a dead body sprawled on the apartment floor in the romantic comedy, Mr. Right, but the...

Seduction and destruction are the twin engines of A Bigger Splash, a glorious slice of trashy sunshine noir that teems with both sexual...

There is already something in the air at the outset of the tense and chilling horror thriller, The Invitation. It may be the Hollywood...