"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...

Looking back at Ralph Tresvant's heartbreaking single for this week's Slow Jam Saturday.

Comedy legend Eddie Murphy phones it in with the abysmal The Pick Up

The Naked Gun is a brisk, joke-packed ride that honors the beloved original.

Adam Sandler dusts off his hockey-swinging golf pro persona in Happy Gilmore 2, a sequel no one asked for but might actually enjoy.

Stunning visuals can’t save this sluggish, shallow grief-fueled fantasy.

The Fantastic Four : First Steps is a solid reboot sans some minor picks.

James Gunn’s Superman kicks off the DCU with heart, epic action, surprise cameos, and emotional depth.

Solid action, but the sequel feels stuck in neutral.

Director R.T. Thorne's skillfully focused debut features a near-future fungal pandemic that wipes out animal life and repositions itself not on barren wastelands or aimless nomads, but on legacy, land, and community.

A gripping exposé stitched with nostalgia and hard truths, Sally Rose Griffiths’ latest entry in Netflix’s Trainwreck series peels back the cotton-soft image of American Apparel to reveal a toxic cult of personality at its core. Stylish, shocking, and deeply human.

The Sound ultimately slips, offering more absurdity than suspense

Erykah Badu brings the vibes of incense, basslines and hits to the DMV.

The Unholy Trinity moseys into theaters with big stars, bigger clichés, and absolutely nothing under the hood.