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Despite a clunkier script than its predecessor, Black Phone 2 has enough entertaining thrills and chills that make the unlikely sequel worth checking out.

Following Black Bag and Presence, director Steven Soderbergh has not brought a fascinating watch for a while. The former two films were good enough genre movies, but lacked the cleverness this film had. The Christophers presented a dramedy of witty . ...

Roofman tells the bizarre-yet-mostly-true story of Jeffrey Manchester (Channing Tatum): a former Army Reserve officer who turns to a life of crime by robbing over 45 McDonald's across North Carolina. His M.O. was simple: break in at night via the ...

Tron: Ares is a superbly-executed visual and audio experience, which made up for its technical, story, and lore-building shortcomings.

Couture was a riveting watch of intersecting storylines across the fashion industry, but lacked the pizzaz and character depth to say something impactful.

Motor City's dialogue-free pulpiness is fun in parts, but overall, it's silence over substance.

Anchored by a resonant and complex performance from Riz Ahmed in the title role, this is Hamlet as you have never seen it.

Somehow even worse than its predecessor, The Strangers: Chapter 2 is a failure on every conceivable level.

Ballad of a Small Player dazzles with its neon-soaked artistry, but its fractured storytelling keeps it from fully realizing the emotional power that Farrell's performance deserves.

Glenrothan doesn't reinvent the family drama, but it finds strength in the sincerity of its performances and the warmth of Brian Cox's debut direction.