Jordan Peele’s third feature as a writer-director is his most visually ambitious but also his simplest narrative.

During a summer movie season filled with typical spectacle and bombast, this sweet, funny, and creative release presents itself at just the right time.

It’s the near future and things are bizarre and we’re not sure what’s going on in this thoroughly original film. I loved it.

While lead Ethan Hawke is effectively creepy in this new horror outing, the film itself fails to match his energy.

This otherwise eminently forgettable film contains what might be the beginning of a fine career by a newcomer.

This Bolivian entry in the 2022 Tribeca Film Fest has a secondary plot that works, but its prime plot drags throughout the film.

Pixar returns to the big screen in a forgettable meta origin story about the famed space ranger Buzz Lightyear.

This artistically pleasing bio-doc tells the story of a director who refused to be controlled by the restraints of Hollywood.

This two-hander rests on the shoulders of Thomas Haden Church and Dianna Agron.

A young girl witnesses a horrific crime and recedes into fantasy in order to maintain her sanity in this unusual coming-of-age story.