There’s no good reason to see this ill-conceived speculative take on the final days of murdered actress Sharon Tate.

This remake of a Stephen King adaptation hits all the beats you would expect, making for an occasionally creepy but ultimately flat experience.

This fun addition to the superhero mythos emerges as a winner in the perennial genre battle to come up with a hero origin story that isn’t terrible.

Well-meaning yet disappointingly simplistic, this tale about a library takeover by homeless patrons feels a bit more like a lesson than a story.

Through all its whimsy and fantastical elements, “Unicorn Store” offers a relatable message many will identify with.

This charming film explores a set of stories connected by a single point: an Irish train station’s lost and found office.

This recreation of the Disney classic is imperfect but offers enough exciting visuals to warrant a trip to the movies.

This documentary that follows Steve Bannon for 15 months should be in for some major awards when 2019 ends.

This quiet character study allows long-established actress Mary Kay Place to shine.

This Israeli film examining one incident of sexual harassment is very predictable and despite a fine job by the lead it’s only a decent movie.