Bill Murray gives one of his most forgettable performances in this dud of a movie.
Documentary about famed ballerina Misty Copeland is nice to look at, but not much else.
A saga of what the women of England went through in order to secure the right to vote and symbolically what women all over the world have similarly gone through.
Documentary examines what it has been done to the privacy of American citizens in post-9/11 America. Potentially interesting topic is anything but.
"Room" uses limitations of space to explore vast philosophical questions about the nature of life, society, and family connections.
Netflix’ first film will not be for everyone but it is a visually stunning movie punctuated by shocking violence.
William Shatner is the star, in name, but his role is secondary to a wild Santa Claus and his arch-enemy, Krampus.
Guillermo del Toro’s latest is a gorgeous, Grand Guignol fairy tale that will thrill fans in search of cinematic tricks and treats this Halloween season.
Steven Spielberg’s latest looks great and is performed well but only has a handful of great moments across a long running time.
Bobcat Goldthwait tells us the tale of his old buddy, Barry Crimmins, a particularly acerbic stand-up comedian who used to rule Boston’s club circuit.
