Gilda Radner’s infectious smile pours off the screen in this biopic that, despite her sad and premature demise, does nothing but uplift.

This ultra-weird and uneven Danish film is still worth a viewing because of its ultra-weirdness and its being so uneven.

A wealthy woman’s life is haunted by her past when her long-ago abandoned daughter shows up with an unusual request.

This documentary compares how we treat ghosts and crabs to refugees. Guess who we treat better?

Even genre fans looking for a mindless horror flick shouldn’t suffer through this derivative offering that can’t even be bothered to follow its own internal rules.

Documentary examining the German film industry under Hitler is fairly informative, but it’s more of a lecture than a film.

Actor/director/writer John Krasinski employs his multiple talents in a well-crafted, tensely effective balance of family drama and horror film.

This eccentric canine adventure tale from whimsical director Wes Anderson is occasionally a bit too precious, but it’s anchored by a heartfelt storyline and strong work from a talented pack of voice actors.

This soapy teen melodrama can only go one way, so your enjoyment of the film will depend on your patience for the material.

Tense but filled with plot holes, the latest from Steven Soderbergh keeps us wondering who can be trusted.