Eva Green is the fire that lights Nocebo, insanely shaking a rather average story to life with sheer talent and will. Read on for our spoiler-free review of Nocebo.

Director David Gordon Green takes a Sam Raimi-level swing at the Halloween franchise, focusing more on survivors than piling up victims.

Thandiwe Newton does everything she can to raise the film to something truly memorable, and though entertaining enough, God's Country never quite finds its stride.

Kevin Smith completes his ode to essential workers with a complete 360 back to where he started, filled with laughs, obscenities, weed, personal reflection, and a surprisingly hefty amount of heart.

Beast is sharply directed, finely acted, and a foe we can all easily be terrified of. If only the filmmakers had not decided to take the most predictable and ludicrous of shortcuts for the finale. Read on for our spoiler-free review

Bullet Train is a clever, sharp, interconnected, witty, glossy, action set piece full of Brad Pitt cashing in on a life of being the coolest dude on the planet with a cast that came to dance and stacks of random cameos.

The SXSW Film Festival will now be known as the SXSW Film & TV Festival. Registration for the 2023 event opens on August 2, 2022.

Rebecca Hall delivers a heartbreakingly beautiful performance as a woman forced to confront the trauma of her past when a man she believes is her ex (Tim Roth) returns to stalk her in Resurrection. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer are two siblings taking on what they believe to be a UFO haunting their Hollywood ranch in Jordan Peele's latest horror opus, Nope. Read on for our spoiler-free review

Murder at Yellowstone City is worth a watch on a rainy Saturday afternoon, but the potential for something special continuously festers just under the surface, never quite breaking through.