This would-be thriller fails to capitalize on its intriguing premise, instead trying to maintain attention by keeping star Emily Ratajkowski in as few clothes as possible.

This latest telling of the Dr. Seuss holiday classic is bright and colorful and will provide entertainment for the family but doesn’t do much to justify its existence.

Heavy with nostalgia, this music documentary provides a behind-the-scenes look at the impact of sharing the dizzying heights of worldwide fame with your twin.

This biopic of singer Freddy Mercury and powerhouse British band Queen never quite captures the majesty of its titular song, but as musical entertainment it’s fine enough.

Comic actor Jessica Hynes makes a solid directorial debut in a story about standing up for yourself.

First time screenwriter Isa Mazzei has penned a truly creepy script that delivers on multiple levels.

This Swedish entry for best foreign language film might not t win the Oscar, but so far it has my very enthusiastic vote.

Jonah Hill’s directorial debut is a nostalgic trip down memory lane that plays more like a time capsule than a fully realized film.

Actress Amandla Stenberg gives a star-making performance in this emotionally-laden, politically astute coming of age drama about the immediate and ripple effects of gun violence.

Aubrey Plaza has some winning moments in this offbeat comedy but neither she nor Jemaine Clement can muster more than mild amusement with a series of vignettes that never really comes together as a whole.