The King of Kings is an enjoyable journey down the path of Jesus Christ with a narrative suitable for all ages.

A Minecraft Movie overcomes a convoluted story by sheer will, imagination, and a healthy dose of Jason Momoa.

Good Boy is a visually captivating horror film told from a dog's perspective, offering a fresh, disorienting experience, though its story falls short of fully realizing its intriguing premise.

Summer of 69 succeeds as a charming, coming-of-age sex comedy with heart, humor, and a great deal of warmth.

The Rivals of Amziah King is audacious and brilliant work of art, complimented on every side of the camera.

The 2025 SXSW Film & TV Festival has come to a close, and now the festival has announced both their Jury and Special Awards, as well as the coveted Audience Awards.

The Age of Disclosure is a riveting dissection of a potentially massive government coverup that remains engaging throughout.

Redux Redux is a film that never lets go, challenging audiences to confront the weight of loss, the complexities of revenge, and the redemptive power of human connection in a world that often feels lost in shadow.

The Studio offers a brilliantly comedic and insightful look at the tumultuous world of filmmaking, capturing both the chaos and intense pressure of life on set while offering a captivating glimpse behind the scenes.

Despite a few misgivings over the CGI, Death of a Unicorn is stacked with laughs and gratuitous violence. It's Cocaine Bear with unicorns.

Slanted follows a teenage girl who undergoes an experimental racial transformation surgery and the repercussions of her choices.

Paul Feig reunites Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick for another twisty murder mystery, this time in Italy, in Another Simple Favor.

The Monkey beats to its own drum but rarely finds a danceable rhythm. Read on for our spoiler-free review of Osgood Perkins' latest film.

The Unbreakable Boy brandishes a suitable cast, though lacks a focused narrative to bring this family home. Read on for our review.

Alan Ritchson returns for Reacher Season 3, as Jack Reacher goes undercover to settle an old score. Read on for our spoiler-free review.