All articles by Lora Grady

Vivid writing and a quartet of standout performances paint an indelible picture of the aftermath of violence in this must-see film.

This unique spin on the “found footage” horror genre may leave you lost, but that’s ok.

For a group of thieves in this new thriller, “the best laid plans of mice and men” quickly becomes a deadly game of “cat and mouse.”

This gruesomely dynamic thriller’s use of “live footage” puts a new spin on the “found footage” horror genre while exploring the promise and pitfalls of online fame.

Despite a formulaic story this fish out of water tale about the discovery of a Cornish singing group succeeds with warmth, charm, and an all-around sense of fun.

This peripatetic romance won’t really feed the spirit, but the gorgeously photographed Australian landscapes will likely inspire your post-COVID travel plans.

This initially gripping WWII haunted house ghost story takes a third-act turn that may leave viewers wondering if they really got what they ordered.

It may be a little rough around the edges, but this genre-blending comedy is a fun and clever romp that fully lives up to its kooky title.

Regardless of whether you have read the book, HBO’s new documentary based on the bestselling debut by true crime aficionado Michelle McNamara will immediately pull you in to its tale of terrible acts and a heroic quest for justice.

Documentary filmmaker Jon Hyatt start a conversation about the potential damage of too much screen time, but he doesn’t stay to finish it.