Bonus Features: M. Night fans will need to add ‘Old’ to their collection
“Old” releases on Blu-ray on Oct. 19, and M. Night Shyamalan fans will want to bring this one home
Review: Gyllenhaal carries an impressive one-man-show in ‘The Guilty’
“The Guilty” proves itself to be a worthy foreign remake, putting a relevant American twist on its source material that makes it feel fresh.
Review: The good of ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ outweighs its ‘controversies’
“Dear Evan Hansen” is an effective story about isolation and redemption, with crowd-pleasing songs and devastating performances.
Interview: Q&A with ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ director Stephen Chbosky
Inside The Film Room’s Joel Winstead recently spoke with “Dear Evan Hansen” director Stephen Chbosky ahead of the film’s release. Read the full Q&A!
Fantasia Reviews: ‘Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes’ and ‘The Sadness’
“Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes” and “The Sadness” recently played at Fantasia Film Festival, and Joel Winstead is breaking them down.
Review: ‘Old’ just may win over Shyamalan detractors
“Old” has enough thrills and kills to satisfy genre fans, and enough earnestness from Shyamalan to possibly bring some betrayed fans back into the fold.
Review: The Nic Cage renaissance has arrived in ‘Pig’
In his first feature, writer-director Michael Sarnoski has crafted a compelling and intriguing film with an incredibly watchable performance from Nicolas Cage.
Review: In ‘Werewolves Within,’ director Josh Ruben delivers a whodunit with a twist
If you can get over the silliness of “Werewolves Within,” it’s definitely a film worth seeking out.
Review: ‘A Quiet Place Part II’ is a thrilling sequel that expertly expands Krasinski’s vision
With thrilling monster encounters and new, inventive ways to deal with a world gone silent, “A Quiet Place Part II” does nothing but build on its predecessor.
Review: Mads Mikkelsen delivers another Danish hit with ‘Riders of Justice’
“Riders of Justice” is a shining example of Danish cinema, combining the grit of an action-thriller and the humanity and lightheartedness of real life.
Review: ‘Saw’ franchise ‘Spiraling’ out of control
For all of its promise of neon lit cinematography and a thrilling new spin, there is nothing in “Spiral” that sets it apart from its predecessors.
Review: ‘In the Earth’ is a moody, experimental horror delight
In “In the Earth” director Ben Wheatley has crafted a truly mesmerizing experience, as the mounting dread is felt in every passing minute.
Review: Thrilling action and surprising depth make ‘Nobody’ a must-watch
If you are looking for great action with some crazy fights and brutal takedowns, “Nobody” is absolutely a must-watch.
Review: ‘Breaking News in Yuba County’ wastes talented cast
“Breaking News in Yuba County” misses far more often than it hits, leading to an often disjointed and tonally imbalanced experience.
Review: ‘The Courier’ revitalizes spy genre by adding emotional weight
“The Courier” is a dark tale of Russian turncoats and British Intelligence that is charming, thrilling, and packs a lot of heart.
Review: ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ is better, but still far from great
“Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is alive, and fans can soon experience the “Snyder Cut” in all of its four-hour glory. But just how different is this new version of the film?