The Guy Ritchie content conveyor belt continues to turn with In the Grey, another largely disposable actioner that starts off as a breezy romp and ends up an overly dense spider’s web of almost ...

Director Uli Edel's harrowing tale of addiction and despair from 1981 has lost none of its feverish, raw power.

This glow-up of a mobile gacha is an RPG of craterous lows and wondrous highs.

Shabazz Palaces’s follow-up, It’s a Style Sport, puts Butler more at the forefront. Recorded over eight days with players who ...

An excess of songs, lighting cues, key changes, and Todrick Hall's own presence powers this euphorically maximalist musical.

Because we don't care about Polly and Lyman for much of the play, it’s hard to care too much about their arguments either.

Corbijn's 'A Talent for Murder' understands not just Ripley’s appeal but the compulsions that power the character.

From Bob Clark’s Black Christmas to 2022’s Violent Night, Christmas and carnage have long gone hand in hand in horror movies.

“I want Nikki Freeman to love me more than anything,” exclaims Bear (Michael Johnston), the young man at the center of Curry Barker’s Obsession, in a fit of thwarted romantic frustration. After ...

The sound design, made in collaboration with Ben and Max Ringham, elevates the sonic scares and creates an immersive, insular world of words.

Besides the obvious acknowledgment of toxic online culture, the album’s title is intended as a reference to the music itself.

The film captures a tabloid's rough-and-tumble early days but struggles to connect that history to the paper's transformation ...