This reboot/sequel carries on the legacy of its hilariously deadpan predecessors by walking a fine and mostly funny line between remake and gleeful resurrection.

Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman have strong chemistry in an uneven rom-com that tries to subvert your expectations.

The latest “legacy sequel” shows that not all movies need to be re-visited.

Director Danny Boyle returns to the “28” series with a surprisingly effective new entrant to the franchise.

Celine Song’s follow-up to 2023’s perfect “Past Lives” can’t match the greatness of her first film but it’s hardly a sophomore slump.

This Tribeca Film Festival debut is an observant and moving experience about how life changes can impact friendship.

This sophomore outing by the Philippou brothers is a truly unsettling exercise in grief horror that gives Sally Hawkins a chance to play a role outside of her usual lane.

Director Ryan Cooler’s tour de force fifth feature is a kinetic, melodic, vampiric sea of wonders that features a remarkable debut by newcomer Miles Caton, and Michael B. Jordan in a dual performance for the ages.

There is an authenticity to Alex Garland’s “Warfare” but it rarely offers more than a sensory experience.

BPBS “Cage Sage” Neil Danner is back to take his shot at Nicolas Cage’s latest flick, “Gunslinger.”