Bonus Features: ‘She’s The Man’ makes Blu-ray debut for 15th anniversary
“She’s The Man” is finally coming home on Blu-ray just in time for its 15th anniversary, and it’s loaded with bonus feature
Review: ‘Rebecca’ remake puts darker spin on Hitchcock’s classic
“Rebecca” may not live up to the Best Picture quality of its predecessor, but it’s a worthy remake
Review: ‘Love and Monsters’ is a fun, action romp
If a fun “popcorn” film is what you seek, then “Love and Monsters” delivers with a light adventure romp and plenty of heart and monster action.
‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ Episode 2 Recap: Demons, dolls and death, oh my!
After setting the stage in its premiere, Episode 2 of “Bly Manor” begins to answer a few questions…
Review: ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ nails its scares and emotional beats in new series
“The Haunting of Bly Manor” may not top its predecessor, but it comes awfully close.
First Look: Lily James and Armie Hammer star in ‘Rebecca’ trailer
Check out the first trailer and photos for Netflix’s upcoming gothic romance, “Rebecca.”
Review: Nanjiani and Rae make “The Lovebirds” laugh-out-loud hysterical
The pure hilarity of “The Lovebirds” is more than enough to have you willing to forgive any of its formulaic plot lines, thanks to undeniable chemistry between Nanjiani and Rae.
Review: Beanie Feldstein dazzles in ‘How to Build a Girl’
While it sometimes struggles to balance its tone – switching between heartfelt, vicious, raunchy and inspiring all in a matter of minutes – Feldstein’s impressive ability to perfectly match whatever is thrown her way makes “How to Build a Girl” worth the watch.
Review: ‘Last Christmas’ is a predictable yet pleasant holiday heart-warmer
As simplistic and predictable as “Last Christmas” may be, it still gets the job done once you admit you’re ready to feel all warm and fuzzy and embrace the holiday season.
Review: ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ is an intimate, authentic look at queer romance
“Portrait of a Lady on Fire” plays out very much like the painting of a masterpiece. It takes its time, slowly sketching out the skeleton. Its movements are careful and tender. Eventually, the details are filled in, and all of the elements come together to create something greater than the sum of its parts.
Review: ‘Waves’ is a beautiful, immersive story of tragedy and how it’s overcome
At this point, it’s common knowledge that nearly everything A24 touches turns to gold. Sure, there are a few exceptions (looking at you, “Spring Breakers”), but just looking at the … Continue Reading Review: ‘Waves’ is a beautiful, immersive story of tragedy and how it’s overcome