Film Reviews

Italian neorealism resurfaces in Italian-New York-born director Jonas Carpignano’s “A Ciambra,” a window onto the unrelenting [...]

Child sexual abuse is a deeply unsettling subject. It’s difficult to write about and a nearly [...]

There has never been widespread debate over which of Stanley Kubrick’s films was his greatest comedy. [...]

When 'Jurassic World' hit theaters three summers ago, the general response could be described as a [...]

In "Annihilation," long-time British paranormal devotee Alex Garland boards the cellular mutation express and doesn't get [...]

In Anthony Byrne's dimly lit thriller, Natalie Dormer is Sofia, a blind concert pianist who at [...]

First, let's avoid covering a climax gruesomely grandiose enough to warrant its own chapter. Let's instead [...]

Surreal from start to finish, Estonian director Rainer Sarnet's haunting film opens with an astonishing scene [...]

S ome movies and even genres get a boost from current events. Steven Spielberg and George [...]

  What to say about a border-town noir in which corrupt cop in the rotund form [...]