This examination of class warfare executed with a razor’s edge will have you careening between being horrified and laughing out loud.

Unless you’re actually a Terminator you can’t go back in time and see “Terminator 2: Judgement Day” for the first time, but you can go see this sequel – and you should.

This Swedish depiction of an affair between an older woman and a younger man never rises to the greatest heights.

This gritty crime drama boasts a strong lead performance by lead Naomie Harris – and it’s a New Orleans movie that (refreshingly!) never shows Bourbon Street.

Robert Egger’s sophomore feature is a hypnotic descent into madness and paranoia.

It’s been a fraught road to the screen for this Thomas Edison picture, but it’s an accomplishment that it made it to theaters.

This follow-up to the surprise 2009 horror-comedy hit is as unnecessary as a sequel can be.

This indie thriller’s not a tidal wave of entertainment, but the waters are churning quite nicely.

You know how you can respect something even if you don’t like it? Yeah, “Joker” is like that.

This biopic of the beloved but doomed singer hits all the familiar notes but that doesn’t detract from the film’s emotional impact.