"Godzilla Minus Zero" delivers towering spectacle without losing sight of the family caught beneath it.

Before Hollywood feared zombies, slavery created their haunting original meaning.

Spielberg returns to the stars delivering a hopeful sci-tale that improves with a second viewing.

Literary classic gets a horror make that's downright dreadful.

Director Jacob Lees Johnson puts an intriguing sci-fi spin on familiar horror territory with "I See the Demon".

“Once Upon a Time in the Middle East” follows a Chinese chef whose restaurant becomes a wartime refuge. Food, humor and everyday people give this drama its heart.

Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor Shines in a Moving Historical Drama.

Director Nacho Arenas Turns Couples Therapy Into a Tense Chamber Piece

“Jesus Land” recalls Satanic Panic hysteria through a heartbreaking story of religious extremism, racism, and survival.

Deadly spiders invade an apartment complex in a creature feature that delivers some thrills but struggles to make its characters worth rooting for.

As the horror genre continues to have a stellar 2026, it's admirable when a filmmaker knows the atmosphere he wants, even when the finished product doesn't fully cohere. That was my takeaway from “Split Rock,” writer and director Ryan Glover's sophomore supernatural horror feature. While I respected the film's artistic ambitions, its uneven pacing made it hard to stay invested. The film follows geologists Lauren (Clark Backo) and Ben (Drew Ray Tanner) as they travel into the

Short, focused, and visually impressive, the documentary succeeds by treating Curry’s game as both athletic brilliance and artistry.

“Falling,” a dialogue-driven romantic comedy that puts friendship and the bro code to the test

“Arachnobody” turns illness, isolation, and kindness with strings attached into an unsettling horror short

Don’t Move delivers familiar but effective creature-feature thrills as Lyndsy Fonseca battles grief, isolation, and a prehistoric arachnid in the Ozark wilderness.

America often promotes the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of freedom, hope, and opportunity. In his short film “I Will Be Alright", director Cyrus Neshvad flips this familiar image on its head. The story centers around Laïla, a 16-year-old Iranian refugee facing the possibility of being deported back to the country she fled. As she fights to stay in a place she believed would keep her safe, Laïla works while dressed as the Statue of Liberty. This striking metaphor speaks v

“Marge” uses motherhood, generational trauma, and a horrifying family secret to deliver a sharp, unsettling Beyond Fest horror short.

Found-footage films have never been my favorite corner of the horror genre, but Alison-Eve Hammersley’s “Erie” caught me by surprise.

Rob Riggle delivers a grounded dramatic performance in Nickels, a heartfelt but underdeveloped drama about grief, faith, and second chances.

Director Nick Davis looks back at the friendships, talent, and perfect timing that helped shape a generation of comedy.