Like the original film, this Blumhouse sequel delivers some effective scares but also drones on endlessly with exposition disguised as fan service.
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.
Jackman plays a nostalgia dealer in a flooded Miami in this weird, wonderful, and dreadfully dull new feature from Lisa Joy
Fantastic Four has some genuinely good ideas here and there, but the finished film is a complete mess
While the results may not be satisfying, it’s fun trying to work out all the angles of Focus while the game is underway
Scott Waugh’s Need for Speed takes the same mentality as the video games: screw everything else, this is all about the cars
Grudge Match, a light-hearted, easygoing affair that coasts along on the charisma of its stars, is better than you might expect
Ender’s Game takes place in the not-so-distant future, years after an alien race called the Formics has attacked Earth