Dazzling production design, standout turns from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, and heartfelt themes anchor Wicked: Part II. But the decision to split the story leaves this finale with pockets of filler.

Edgar Wright ditches the camp of the 1987 Arnold classic for a grittier, more faithful take on Stephen King’s The Running Man.

Stylish, somber, and emotionally distant, Ballad of a Small Player is a gamble that never quite pays off.

Nia DaCosta 's latest film does just adapt Ibsen she exorcises him with a hauntingly alive result.

Oscar winning director dream project is visually stunning but a bit uneven.

The Duncans are back and aren't playing any games.

"In Our Blood" is ambitious, atmospheric but uneven .

Director Richard Linklater frequent collaborator Ethan Hawke explore poetry and pain in "Blue Moon"

Scott Derrickson avoids tired sequel traps, crafting a haunting, emotional return that proves sometimes evil doesn’t stay buried.

Rose Byrne Finds Painful Clarity director in Mary Bronstein’s Unflinching Drama

Roofman “flies high but lands on a heartfelt note.” It’s a film that juggles tone like a circus act—part fable, part folly—but it somehow sticks the landing".

"Tron: Ares" is a visually charged and sonically immersive continuation of the cult-classic saga.

Sans a long tun time, "Witchboard" remake delivers.

"Bone Lake" offers enough twists and turns for a one time watch

"Him" boasts strong turns from Marlon Wayans and newcomer Tyriq Withers, but ultimately stumbles in tone and execution.

Chico DeBarge delivers another winner on album #4

From High-Rise to Subway Thrills, Denzel and Spike do Akira Kurosawa justice.

"Nobody 2" is fast paced enjoyable sequel.

In his haunting directorial debut, The Knife, Nnamdi Asomugha delivers a lean, gripping thriller that turns one late-night encounter into a chilling meditation on race, optics, and the American justice system,

As fans eagerly await Brandy and Monica to kick off The Boy Is Mine tour, I wanted to take a moment to highlight the singer’s sophomore...