The House with a Clock in its Walls (Sept 27)

The House with a Clock in its Walls marks a low point point for Cate Blanchett’s otherwise spotless career and … More

Assassination Nation (Sept 26)

Assassination Nation is the next in Neon’s brand of sleek-looking films with a transgressive script that innovates the genre. It’s … More

Predator is a contender for worst film of the year–in a year of shitty movies. Despite the critics who say … More

A Simple Favor‘s kaleidoscopic aesthetic of dark humor, passive aggression, and gorgeous outfits might put it in my top five … More

Searching is the story of a teenage daughter who dislikes her piano lessons so much that she runs away and/or … More

Juliet, Naked is a rom-com with modest ambitions and disappointing vocals. But if you’re in the market for a sexless … More

The day my friend and I went to see Operation Finale, there were maybe ten other people (octogenarians) in the … More

The Papillon remake is basically the emotional sibling of The Martian and World War Z set in French Guiana, but … More

Crazy Rich Asians is yet another high water mark for this year’s crop of cross cultural comedies. I went into … More

BlacKkKlansman gut punches you in the funny bone again and again. Spike Lee’s political sensibilities and Jordan Peele’s comic timing … More