Body horror cinema is having a banner season
By Jason Baxter
Tim Burton's original Beetlejuice remains a deadly delight that he's increasingly found himself chasing
By Chase Hutchinson
The Kenworthy Silent Film Festival in Moscow pairs 1920s cinema with new locally composed scores
Looking back on M. Night Shyamalan's winding cinematic journey as Trap hits theaters
The original Twister is a fun ride, though its legacy is defined by hubris and limitation just as it is thrills
Examining why the Amazing Spider-Man movies don't work as they return to theaters
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Here boxes the often AI Tom Hanks and Robin Wright into a shallow corner with no way out
Grating family comedy Hitpig! is an animated abomination
By Josh Bell
Ralph Fiennes brings the gravitas to Conclave, a pulpy film about catty Catholic cardinals vying for the top job
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