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The most uninspired YA movie in years.
Offensive, lazy, and obnoxious, 'Darling' is asinine from start to finish.
A threadbare story and bad gimmicks ruins this debut feature from being anything more than an impressive technical feat.
With no compelling story or emotional arc, this behind-the-scenes career doc should only appeal to diehard fans of its subject.
As star vehicles go, this one's a jalopy.
Purposely ridiculous and quirky, this movie should by no means be taken seriously and it seems to be content with that. It was one of those movies that I...
In Nothing Bad Can Happen, a “provocative” film without anything truly provoking, Tore (Julius Feldmeier) is a homeless teen who, in the film’s opening, gets baptised in a lake....
Somehow, some way, director Oliver Hirschbiegel has managed to make one of the most enchanting, magnetic, ravishing people of the last century one of the dullest, lifeless movie subjects...
Sylvester Stallone and his band of aging muscle-buddies probably had a blast making The Expendables 3, the latest by-product of Sly trying to help his pals out with a nice little payday in...
Poor direction and a hollow script tarnish this well-meaning coming-of-age dramedy.
'Ardor' is an eco-friendly jungle western with a tedious narrative, predictable outcomes, confusing allusions, and an underwhelming conclusion.
This unnecessary remake of Eli Roth's cult classic is dead on arrival.
A cruel character portrait that provides no meaningful insight as consolation.
A remake whose irrelevance dominates every frame.
Sci-fi action shlock that prostitutes retro gaming into oblivion.
Derek returns to the runway, trips and falls flat on his face...and no one's laughing.
Sometimes a film can be so bad its existence is baffling. Ass Backwards, a comedy co-written by stars June Diane Raphael and Casey Wilson, is a perfect example of...
The plot is as vast and empty as the vision of the future in this mystical post-apocalyptic fantasy drama.
A wretched and dumpy comedy, 'Unfinished Business' is a total bummer.
More a tourism video for Finland, Samuel L. Jackson's badassery is wasted on this explosion-happy flick.
This dull and poorly made sitter in peril story puts too much emphasis on cheap scares and overused devices.
Too many horror tropes distract the Rasmussen Brothers from achieving their true intention, mostly a collection of undeveloped ideas.
This scatterbrained tribute to the most defining moment in gay activism history misses the point entirely.
Jason and Shirley recklessly imagines events surrounding the filming of a very real, incredibly important documentary.
Self-absorbed socialites pretend to have deep thoughts in this aimless psychodrama.
'Little Boy' is faith-based cinema at its worst.
Edd Benda’s Superior is a coming-of-age story set in Vietnam War-era America drowns under the weight of its own premise.
Generic Action Movie 47
While zombie movies can be traced back to the 1930s, the modern zombie film era is generally accepted to have begun with George A. Romero’s Night of the Living...
Two early twenties friends spend one last week together before their duo is to split.
What Rid of Me was supposed to be was a film about a woman who is trying to figure out who she is, what it ends up being is...
Despite delivering some gorgeous images, Planetary ends up feeling like just any other information-overloaded documentary.
The Vicious Brothers’ Grave Encounters, a derivative horror movie that made good use of its abandoned asylum location, became something of a mini-hit when it came out last year....
No one likes a comedy that isn’t funny. There is some unspoken law, an unwritten edict, that it is better to make a terrible drama than it is to...
Take a fantastic voyage into a world of misery, boredom and sleepy superhero schlock.
A young man with Down syndrome faces many obstacles on a road trip in this laborious drama.
The sloppy, infuriating YA series continues to lose steam.
Scantily clad, hot female lead slaying off waves of bad dudes without a story or purpose.
Dominic Purcell sleeps through this lazy and incoherent remake of an exploitation cult classic.
Once the glossy, music video veneer is stripped away, all that remains is an 85-minute hate tweet.
