Christian Sesma’s Into the Deep is the latest on a growing list of smaller-scale shark-attack movies that are more than underwhelming; they’re insulting. It’s one thing to stomach the no ...

He then did the next best thing: Shackleton made a movie about what that movie would have looked like. ("How many people are going to watch this, realistically?" Shackleton wonders during the film.) ...

Haunted by torturous childhood memories, Nate Williams finds himself engulfed in darkness. When his drama teacher, Mr. Deen bails him out of jail and takes him in, Nate must confront his past ...

As the movie unfolds, Iris (Thatcher ... Companion keeps revealing twists until its climax, which will not be spoiled in this review, but they're all fun and well-established.

but its real legacy could end up being the stress test it provides to well-established movie tropes at a moment when even our definition of personhood is up for renegotiation.

Since his flirtation with retirement about a decade ago, filmmaker Steven Soderbergh has been working at an almost feverish pace, cranking out film after film, usually genre exercises made swiftly ...

But more than anything, it’s a family therapy session filtered through a horror movie in a way that practically makes the spooky bits superfluous. The haunted-house aspect is almost a red herring.

The film is a saga about Brutalist architecture spread over three-and-a-half hours and punctuated by an intermission, a movie device I had thought was extinct. Yet, it’s already won the Venice ...

To invoke the cliché, you owe it to yourself to experience this movie. With the singularly talented director Walter Salles (“Central Station,” “The Motorcycle Diaries,” “Dark Water ...

The tension that brews between the children and the parents as a result of miscommunication over the journey across the sea is where the movie is at its best form. After a series of car chases and ...