‘The Carpenter’s Son’ Review: This Nic Cage-Starring Tale of Young Jesus Beguiles and Bewilders
Despite the hegemonic influence that Christianity has exerted over the world for two millennia, the portrait that the religion’s sacred...
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‘The Beast In Me’ Review: Claire Danes & Matthew Rhys Netflix Thriller Directed By Antonio Campos Never Lives Up to Its Premise
Is there anyone better at playing a brilliant, but manic, character than Claire Danes? While the later seasons of “Homeland”...
‘Keeper’ Review: This Half-Baked Horror Feels Like Osgood Perkins’ Third Film In 16 Months
With the release of “Keeper,” Osgood Perkins marks his third directorial venture in the 16 months since “Longlegs” touched a...
‘The Running Man’ Review: Edgar Wright & Glen Powell’s Studio Action Remake Sells Their Talents Short
Stephen King’s novel “The Running Man,” a dystopian tale about a world enthralled by a sadistic game show that literalizes...
‘Marty Supreme’ Trailer: Timothée Chalamet Electrifies Josh Safdie’s Ping Pong Grifter Thriller
Weeks after “Marty Supreme” set off a wave of euphoric, high-octane reactions at NYFF, Josh Safdie has finally unveiled the...
‘Pluribus’ Review: Vince Gilligan Returns To His Sci-Fi Roots With A Timely, Exciting & Super Addictive Series
For the people who came up with Vince Gilligan on “The X-Files,” his new series, “Pluribus,” isn’t much of a...
‘Predator: Badlands’ Review: The Hunt Evolves, But Dan Trachtenberg’s Sci-Fi Spin Can’t Escape Its Own DNA
Credit “Predator: Badlands” with at least trying to do something different. The “Predator” franchise has always followed a simple, blood-soaked...
‘It: Welcome To Derry’ Review: Grotesque Horror Winner Picks Up Where ‘Lovecraft Country’ Went Wrong
The violent terrors of Jim Crow South racism, the dread of 1950s Cold War anxiety, and the eerie, cursed-town mythology...
‘Nobody Wants This’ Season Two: Kristen Bell & Adam Brody Keep The Sparks Alive In A Softer, Smoother, But Safer Sequel
When Erin Foster’s “Nobody Wants This” premiered last year, it felt like a rare rom-com revival. By following the budding...
‘The Hand That Rocks The Cradle’ Review: Mary Elizabeth Winestead Struggles With A Lackluster Script
What makes “The Hand that Rocks the Cradle” such an unforgiving miss is the abundance of small wins that work...
