All articles by Matthew Passantino

This imperfect but capable horror comedy is a nice surprise in the waning days of the summer movie season.

A trio of young actors bring the goods in this entertaining and sweet raunchy comedy involving pre-teens.

The new documentary captures the all-too-short life of actor Anton Yelchin.

Impeccably crafted but brutal, “Babadook” director Jennifer Kent’s second feature is worth enduring.

With his latest release Quentin Tarantino wants to celebrate old Hollywood but the movie becomes about something much less interesting as it goes on.

A look at the best movies of the first half of 2019.

This wannabe rom-com from director Danny Boyle offers a chance to hear The Beatles in a theater but ultimately feels like a soundtrack in search of a movie.

While it doesn’t have the same magical feeling of its predecessors, the newest outing with our favorite toys is fun and heartfelt.

This week’s CGI extravaganza du jour doesn’t fulfill the potential of its weighted material; it’s too concerned with delivering an “X-Men” movie.

The musical biopic gets a refreshing and energetic spin tackling Elton John’s life and career.