All articles by Lora Grady

There’s no good reason to see this ill-conceived speculative take on the final days of murdered actress Sharon Tate.

This charming film explores a set of stories connected by a single point: an Irish train station’s lost and found office.

In the title role of this latest screen version of the Nancy Drew book series, Sophia Lillis easily finds the mix of earnestness, sass, and smarts needed to bring the famous teen sleuth into the digital age.

This engaging tech drama plays at the macro and micro levels as two schemers unleash an ambitious plan to game the stock market.

It isn’t really about Steve McQueen, but the suave Hollywood anti-hero’s vibe sets the tone for this sweet, spirited caper film about a 1970s plot to rob a California bank.

Despite some strong performances, this latest entry in the “Amityville” franchise is plagued with ill-considered decisions and a lack of anything new to say.

This sharply stylized horror film from director Nicholas Pesce is a lurid, blackly-comic exploration of the peculiarities of the human psyche.

Check out “I Am the Night’s” pilot episode, then put this eight-week series on your Monday night must-watch list; with its genre-savvy storytelling and eye-candy locations, it’s a hell of a ride.

This update of the Disney classic soars on the strength of Emily Blunt’s spot-on performance as the magical nanny.

Occasionally frantic and generally unpredictable, this comedy/drama/horror hybrid finds its scares in an unwieldy family dynamic.