Knock at the Cabin review: Bautista lifts Shyamalan’s familiar apocalypse
Dave Bautista delivers a standout performance in Knock at the Cabin and elevates M. Night Shyamalan's apocalyptic thriller.
Sterrt! Letterkenny’s Roald and Stewart on skid love, gaming, and season 11
Letterkenny's Tyler Johnston and Evan Stern discuss Stewart and Roald's complicated relationship, when they knew the show was a hit, gaming, and season 11.
Shin Ultraman review: an ultrastrong hit of nostalgia
Come for the giant monster brawls, but stay for Shin Ultraman's quirky cinematography and wonderfully retro aesthetic.
The Drop review: let it go
Hulu's The Drop wants to be more funny and insightful than it is, and it ultimately delivers a disappointing satire on love and relationships.
The Old Way review: Nicolas Cage elevates dusty Western
Nicolas Cage's first Western doesn't blaze any new trails, but it does receive fine performances from its lead and co-star Ryan Kiera Armstrong.
Avatar: The Way of Water review: beautifully basic
James Cameron's long-awaited Avatar sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, ups the ante visually but still puts spectacle over story.
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio review: Gorgeous, no strings attached
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is an ambitious, beautiful adaptation of Carlo Collodi's tale with as much to offer adults as it has for younger audiences.
Violent Night review: David Harbour delivers merry season’s beatings
Violent Night delivers on its wild premise and then some, and offers a bloody-good Christmas action movie.
Wednesday review: making goth great again
Wednesday star Jenna Ortega and director Tim Burton craft a quirky gothic mystery for Netflix that's monstrously fun.
Darren Aronofsky explains how Limitless with Chris Hemsworth challenges aging
Darren Aronofsky explains how his Nat Geo series Limitless with Chris Hemsworth aims to change the way we view aging and the human lifespan.
The Santa Clauses review: right-wing Santa is weird
The Santa Clauses, Disney's revival of The Santa Clause franchise, has the potential to be a welcome gift or the TV equivalent of an old fruit cake.
How to watch the Marvel movies in order
With the Marvel Cinematic Universe well into its fourth phase, it's time to look back on what's happened. Here's a recap of the MCU movie timeline so far.
My Father’s Dragon review: one for the kids
An excellent cast and strong dramatic moments lift this Netflix adaptation of My Father's Dragon above its simple animation and fuzzy storytelling.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever review: treading water
It offers a powerful tribute to Chadwick Boseman, but Black Panther: Wakanda Forever sometimes feels like an MCU movie drowning in uncertainty.
Mythic Quest season 3 review: third time’s still the charm
Although it slips into too-familiar territory now and then, season 3 of Mythic Quest keeps the bar high for the smart, superbly crafted Apple TV+ series.
Enola Holmes 2 director on Millie’s wit, Henry’s heart, and mysteries to come
Enola Holmes 2 director Harry Bradbeer shares his thoughts on stars Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill, as well as his favorite moments and mysteries to come.
Enola Holmes 2 review: Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill carry superb sequel
Enola Holmes 2 stars Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill make a wonderful team in a fun, funny sequel to Netflix's 2020 film.
Henry Cavill reveals more about Superman’s return, Enola Holmes 2, and the status of his gaming rig
Superman actor Henry Cavill discusses his return as Sherlock Holmes in Enola Holmes 2, as well as the future of the Man of Steel and his gaming rig's status.
The Peripheral producers on William Gibson, season 2, and Amazon’s Fallout show
The Peripheral producers Jonathan Nolan and Vincenzo Natali discuss William Gibson and futurism, a potential second season, and Amazon's Fallout series.
Slash/Back director talks homegrown horror and the film’s amazing score
Slash/Back filmmaker Nyla Innuksuk explains how she made her alien-invasion film in a remote Inuit community and why it was so important to do so.
Black Adam review: Dwayne Johnson lifts super so-so DCEU film
Dwayne Johnson does an admirable job of elevating Black Adam, an otherwise underwhelming film that repeats many of the mistakes of prior DCEU movies.
The Peripheral review: Westworld creators’ latest sci-fi series delivers
Prime Video's adaptation of William Gibson's sci-fi story The Peripheral delivers a complicated but intriguing mystery that unfolds across multiple timelines.
The School for Good and Evil review: Middling magic
Paul Feig's adaptation of The School For Good and Evil is lifted by an impressive supporting cast, but tempered by a predictable story and lengthy running time.
Building a better Predator: Behind the visual effects of Hulu’s horror hit Prey
The visual effects team behind some of the most exciting scenes in Prey reveal how they reimagined the Predator and its signature elements for the film.
Slash/Back review: The kids are all right (especially when fighting aliens)
Nyla Innuksuk's Slash/Back pits a group of kids against alien invaders in a remote Inuit village and delivers a unique, rewarding adventure along the way.
Halloween Ends review: a franchise mercy kill
David Gordon Green's trilogy-concluding film Halloween Ends never quite lives up to the promise of the 2018 franchise revival.
The best horror movies streaming right now
We've put together a list of some of the best horror movies available now on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and more.
Operation Seawolf review: nice Nazis? No thanks!
Steven Luke's problematic World War II thriller Operation Seawolf doesn't do enough to make its Nazi protagonists or their experiences worthy of your attention.
Significant Other filmmakers on forest shoots, big secrets, and that wild ending
The directors and star of Paramount+ thriller Significant Other discuss the origins of the film, its wilderness setting, and that wild ending.
Trailer Park Boys on Canadian Thanksgiving, donair turkeys, and high times
Trailer Park Boys stars Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles discuss their Canadian Thanksgiving plans, hunting donair turkey, and why their show remains so damn popular.
Significant Other review: a scary kind of love
Maika Monroe and Jake Lacy's strong performances carry Significant Other's tense, twisty tale of a couple confronting a sinister threat in the forest.
Werewolf By Night review: magnificent monster mayhem
Disney's black-and-white creature feature Werewolf By Night harkens back to classic Hollywood horror and a time before Marvel went all-in on superhero stories.
My Best Friend’s Exorcism review: Fighting mean girls (and meaner demons)
My Best Friend's Exorcism is equal parts funny and frightening, and delivers a clever spin on paranormal possession tales.
Hocus Pocus 2 review: that old black magic, new again
Hocus Pocus 2 brings the Sanderson sisters back for more Halloween hijinks and manages to channel the fun of the original film nearly 30 years later.
Andor review: Rogue One prequel is slow-burn Star Wars
Star Wars prequel series Andor tells a compelling, gritty story of life under Imperial rule and wartime espionage that feels distinct within the sci-fi saga.
Confess, Fletch director on Jon Hamm, Chevy Chase, and screwing with jerks
Confess, Fletch director Greg Mottola discusses recasting Fletch, how Jon Hamm and Chevy Chase differ, and the joy of messing with terrible people.
How jellyfish and Neon Genesis Evangelion shaped the VFX of Jordan Peele’s Nope
The visual effects of Jordan Peele's Nope found inspiration in some interesting places, from Neon Genesis Evangelion to jellyfish and infrared cameras.
Confess, Fletch review: Jon Hamm charms in crime comedy reboot
Confess, Fletch puts Jon Hamm in investigative reporter I.M Fletcher's Lakers cap for a satisfying reboot of the crime comedy franchise.