Twenty years ago, Facebook promised to bring the world closer together. Turns out, it was just bringing us closer to the edge of a cliff. With The Social Reckoning , writer-director Aaron Sorkin retur...
There is a fine line between satire and self-indulgence, and Alejandro G. Iñárritu ’s Digger doesn’t merely cross that line. It pole-vaults over it, breaks the pole over its knee, and spends the next...
Hollywood has never seemed particularly interested in the American Revolution. We’ve stormed Normandy approximately 47,000 times, fought Vietnam from every conceivable angle, and watched Rome fall oft...
Christmas cheer gets seriously twisted in Christmas at the Kringles , the new horror-comedy from Briarcliff Entertainment —and the first trailer and poster have arrived!...
There is something uniquely unsettling about remembering that To Catch a Predator was once appointment television. Millions of us willingly gathered around our televisions to watch alleged predators w...
What happens when one of Silicon Valley’s most infamous figures invites a film crew to watch everything? Watch the trailer andcheck out the new trailer and poster for You Can See Everything , the prov...
Ryan Reynolds hasn’t quite pigeonholed himself yet as Hollywood’s dopey-yet-amiable doofus, but he’s definitely standing in line at the Goofball Store with money in hand. I mean, look at his recent ro...
There’s a particularly nasty question lurking beneath every frame of Elegance Bratton ’s By Any Means : What happens when the people responsible for enforcing the law decide the only way to achieve ju...
There's a dramatic story surrounding Coyote vs. Acme that involved shelving its release and writing off the cost, much like what Warner did with 2022's Batgirl . But don't worry about all that. It doe...
David Robert Mitchell ’s The End of Oak Street is the kind of late-summer popcorn movie I thought Hollywood had forgotten how to make: big, weird, funny, occasionally terrifying, and completely commit...
Set in a dystopian America, where governmental control and surveillance over its citizens have experienced a significant uptick, authorities have set aside a 12-hour period each year where all crime -...
Let's start with that salacious title. Boy, does that ever set a tone! And yes, the film is every bit as salacious as it implies. Then again, Gregg Araki ( The Living End ) has never been a filmmaker...
From priceless artwork to impossible heists, The Thomas Crown Affair is back—and this time, Michael B. Jordan is calling the shots both behind and in front of the camera...
There’s so much to say about this bona fide classic. The cast. The director. The history. The relevance. The awards. I’m not sure where to start. But let’s give it a go. Martin Scorsese is a filmmaker...
