This monumental epic about the Osage Indian murders in the 1920s and those that were behind them ranks among director Martin Scorsese’s finest achievements.
What could have been a sleepy legal drama surrounding a contract dispute turns utterly compelling thanks to its powerhouse lead performances.
This sixth entry in The Exorcist franchise is not without interest, but lacks scares and fails to deliver anything beyond the usual possession narrative.
Paul Dano stars as YouTube Roaring Kitty, who bet against Wall Street and backed GameStop in 2021, in this solid ensemble that doesn’t quite hit the highs of The Big Short.
Cage stars as a Cayman Islands beach bum who has to protect his 11-year-old granddaughter from mafia goons in this fun but overplotted diversion.
Tobin Bell’s Jigsaw comes to terms with death, in more ways than one, in this tenth Saw film that offers more of the same… and a little something extra.
John David Washington stars in Gareth Edwards’ heartfelt, action-packed tale of humanity gone rogue, and the A.I. innovation set to correct its path.
This highly-anticipated Czech sci-fi movie has a can’t-miss premise and some truly dazzling visuals, even if its narrative lacks the same level of innovative ambition.
Sylvester Stallone and co. are back for more action, but this one is mostly the Jason Statham show, with solid support from Iko Uwais and Tony Jaa.
Kenneth Branagh is back as the mustachioed Hercule Poirot in this dark and evocative sequel to Murder on the Orient Express and Death in Venice.
Corey Hawkins encounters more than he bargained for on a trip from Bulgaria to London that just happens to be carrying the Prince of Darkness.
An unstoppable Robert McCall leaves a bloody trail from Sicily to Naples in this violent action film that delivers on its promise of brutal revenge.
An eight-year-old boy is tormented by a mysterious voice in his bedroom in this twist-laden horror-thriller starring Anthony Starr and Lizzy Caplan.
Neeson stars as a man who has a bomb under his seat in this over-the-top thriller from the director of Predators and Metallica: Through the Never
A ragtag group of abandoned dogs set out to take revenge on an abusive owner in this grossout comedy from a canine’s point-of-view.
This origin story looks and sounds great, but its listless screenplay is cobbled together from superhero cliches.
A teenager investigates the disappearance of an Instagram influencer in this riveting Czech thriller from director Pavel Soukup.
Despite sharing its title with a video game franchise, Gran Turismo is an enthralling true story that ranks alongside the best modern racing movies.
A trio of prehistoric sharks, a giant octopus, and other creatures attack Fun Island in this over-the-top sequel from British director Ben Wheatley.
This spiritual ode to contentment starring Kôji Yakusho as a Tokyo toilet cleaner reaches deep and profound meaning.
A writer goes on trial for the murder of her husband in Anatomy of a Fall, which played this year’s Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
Disney’s latest attempt to turn an amusement park ride into a film franchise lacks laughs or scares, and turns dreadfully dull despite a game cast.
A nutrition instructor develops a cult-like hold over her students in this arresting but inconsistent new film from director Jessica Hausner.
This adaptation of King’s short story packs a few good scares, but what may have been terrifying in 1973 is almost laughably conventional fifty years later.