Here’s something new: a horror movie that doubles as a theological debate.
Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point is like every holiday party you’ve ever been to — but it’s also not like any of them.
Every debt comes due eventually, and some demand higher interest than others.
River is a time-loop comedy in which the same two minutes repeat dozens of times.
What happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas, especially when wedding vows are exchanged.
Keeping track of the body count in The Settlers isn’t easy, but the first death certainly makes an impression.
Have you ever seen a movie that defies conventional descriptors like “good” and “bad”?
According to Oscar Wilde, there are only two great tragedies in life: “One is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it.”
The Substance is about the body as commodity, something its star knows more about than most.
The credits roll 37 minutes into Chronicles of a Wandering Saint, at which point the movie is less than halfway over.
It’s unlikely that any of us had “civil asset forfeiture revenge thriller” on our bingo cards for the year.
If age is just a number, then you're never too old for a bat mitzvah.
