Predator: Badlands once again proves that the franchise is in the perfect hands with Trachtenberg.
The docu-series may not tell us much we didn’t already know, but it reminds us why his story still matters, for at its core it is a story of survival, both artistic, moral, and human.
No Other Choice is a well acted, hilarious effort from Park Chan-wook that provides exploration of unemployment and capitalism alongside its laughs.
Blue Moon may seem like a simplistic little flick, but on the big screen, it comes to life with energy, flair, heart and humor.
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere can’t ride on its good performances alone, delivering more bland a story than fans deserve.
In what could have been a taut, what-if scenario of a sudden nuclear attack with only minutes left for a countermeasure, the otherwise stacked cast and a propulsive first act can’t sustain their momentum to justify the movie’s three-perspective narrative angle.
Frankenstein deserves to be seen on the biggest screen where possible, and is bound to impress viewers with its astonishing visuals, touching story and talented cast.
From the wacky and engaging dialogue to the excellent score and the visual style that compliments everything perfectly, Bugonia is a triumph.
Anemone will go down in history for marking the return of a legend whose potential was, for the most part, wasted.
Roofman turned out to be a very pleasant surprise — it's funny, but also deeply captivating and surprisingly emotional.