Category: Movie Reviews

“Victorian Psycho” is fun enough if you don’t think much about how much more fun it should be.

Whether in Authentic Black and White or True Hue Full Color, “Spider-Man” has earned a unique place in this particular universe.

The movie never questions some of Carroll’s choices or the significance of her contribution as a journalist and a lesser pre-lawsuit public figure.

A sharp, engaging thriller with a novel premise.

A spotter’s guide to how urban exploration, YouTube, and the stunted judgments of Disney adults can all collide to create an entire subculture.

“Saccharine” proves that in a great horror movie, fear and helplessness work hand in hand.

Although “Passenger” may be a trashy B-horror item at heart, it never feels particularly low-rent.

CIA analyst Jack Ryan once again gets involved in things he would rather not be involved in.

Kurosawa has made one of his best films, a work that feels a bit like Agatha Christie, a bit like Shakespeare, and even a bit like Samurai Columbo.

“Her Private Hell” feels like someone trying to rekindle a fire that went out years ago, unable to find the flame.