Movie Reviews

The Return Of The Atom is an earnest but tepid and tedious attempt to record an immensely important and criminally under-discussed moment in the progression of the 21st century.

Bruce McDonald's return to horror is a lackluster, amateurish mess.

A once great director continues his steady decline with a film that's sometimes beautiful but mostly dull and infuriating.

Shyamalan's best movie in over a decade is a wickedly entertaining horror romp with a sharp sense of humor.

An excellent cast and some touching moments make this schmaltzy crowd-pleaser easy to swallow.

An indie horror directorial debut from Osgood Perkins that's too busy trying to be clever to realize how dumb it truly is.

With the lead cast as herself, this film is too personal to be engaging.

Put aside the status quo and step into the shoes of madman Jack Wunterburg.

This low-key, diverting mystery film showcases a fantastic lead performance and supporting cast.

A young man with Down syndrome faces many obstacles on a road trip in this laborious drama.

Three outcast girls get a look at life through boys' eyes in this mystical gender-bending drama.

The more things change, the more they stay the same in this lean, partially satisfying doc on teens and their strifes.

A truly unique take on the all-too-crowded possession sub-genre, but is it worth the strenuous journey?

A brutal, sickening and fantastic thriller that constantly subverts expectations.