Film and Television Reviews

Ewan McGregor stars as an adult Danny Torrance fighting to protect a fellow shiner from Rebecca Ferguson's Rose the Hat in Stephen King's Doctor Sleep.

Making Waves takes us through the cinematic adventure of creating and experiencing sound, while presenting a historically accurate timeline in film history.

A phenomenal cast, fantastic stunt choreography, and a societal and historically relevant narrative prove that HBO's Watchmen is anything but a joke.

Tallahassee, Columbus, Wichita, and Little Rock all return to once again fend off family squabbles and hordes of the undead in Zombieland: Double Tap.

In The Laundromat, a quality cast is betrayed by a clumsily assembled script in Soderbergh's documentary/dramedy hybrid approach to the Panama Papers.

Looking for Alaska is filled with teenage angst as we follow Miles "Pudge" Halter while he leaves his dull home life for a highly esteemed boarding school.

In Gemini Man, Ang Lee and Will Smith deliver an entertaining enough romp through covered ground, though the effects at times rip us out of the proceedings.

Joaquin Phoenix stars as Arthur Fleck, a mentally unstable comedian whose descent ultimately leads us to an origin story for DC's Joker.

Always In Season is a documentary from Jacqueline Olive that intertwines the story of Lennon Lacy's death and those in other areas of the country to showcase the system racial injustices and brutality of racial violence.

Sylvester Stallone dominates the screen as John Rambo returns for one last, brutal mission to save his niece from a Mexican cartel in Rambo: Last Blood.