“The Substance” follows fading superstar Elisabeth Sparkle and her attempt to reclaim her fame.
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“The Substance” follows fading superstar Elisabeth Sparkle and her attempt to reclaim her fame.
“My Old Ass” is a coming-of-age dramedy that invites the viewer to slow down and smell the cranberries.
“It’s showtime” once again for the demon Betelgeuse, but really, the curtains should’ve lowered after act one.
From billion-dollar blockbusters made with passion to indie horror films, this Summer had a lot to offer.
“Blink Twice” is the emancipating thriller “Don’t Worry Darling” wished it was.
“Sing Sing” follows the true story of convicted felons rehabilitating themselves through the art of theater.
“Twisters” is a disaster-thriller that snuffs out its twists and thrills.
“Kinds of Kindness” dives into themes of obsession, religion and companionship through an avante-garde approach
“Love Lies Bleeding,” the sapphic thriller effort by Rose Glass, is without a dull moment.
“Elemental” is Pixar’s version of a romcom, complete with montages, heartbreak and tear-jerking confessions of love.