Spider-Man: No Way Home is the Endgame of Spider-Man movies. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Minamata tells the true story of a war photographer, W. Eugene "Gene" Smith whose photojournalism exposed the truth of how the water supply in Minamata became polluted.

Silent Night follows a group of family and friends gathering to celebrate, as well as plan for a potentially end-of-the-world disaster.

Ethan Hawke elevates Abel Ferrara's bewildering script, but the ends do not justify the means. Read on for our review of Zeros and Ones.

An engrossing narrative which plays off our own fears of social media intrusiveness, a taut vibe, tight editing, and a brisk pace combine making The Beta Test one of the most popcorn-worthy movies of the year.

Denis Villeneuve's vision for Dune has finally arrived in movie theaters and on HBO Max. It also begs the question: can a visually stunning film still somehow not be a good movie? Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Leslie Odom, Jr. and Cynthia Erivo star as a couple whose relationship is under fire in the time-travel romantic drama, Needle in a Timestack

Jason Sudeikis and Evangeline Lilly deliver as a couple caught up in a romantic tale of desperation and happenstance in Aharon Keshales' twisty thriller, South of Heaven

Daniel Gillies and Matthias Luafutu overcome a muddled third act to stand out in the coldly endearing thriller, Coming Home in the Dark.

Gerard Butler, Frank Grillo, and Alexis Louder deliver in Joe Carnahan's Copshop, "the kick-in-the-balls start to the fall movie season we all needed".

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is the most dynamic, fun, clever MCU solo film since Black Panther. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

A deep dive into the depiction of the ultimate question of what is right and what is wrong, “No Man of God” explores the strange and complicated relationship between FBI Special agent Bill Hagmaier and Ted Bundy in the years leading up to Bundy's execution.

While Neill Blomkamp's Demonic has lofty aspirations and an intriguing premise, it suffers from too many irons in the proverbial fire. Read on for our review.

The Suicide Squad is fluid, the narrative structure is off-kilter, and it is often absolutely hilarious in-and-out of the insanity happening in front of us.

Elevated by Alan Tudyk and Michael McKean, Playing God overcomes its problematic concept to deliver more than thoughts and prayers.