Nope review: Jordan Peele’s intelligent sci-fi horror delivers
Jordan Peele's third film, Nope, continues his trend of delivering thought-provoking horror, this time in a cinematic feature filled with great performances.
Resident Evil review: Netflix series aims high, falls short
Netflix series Resident Evil takes big risks with its adaptation of the game franchise, but ultimately doesn't deliver the series fans are probably hoping for.
The Sea Beast review: Netflix channels Disney in fun monster tale
Thrilling, funny, and deeper than its premise suggests, The Sea Beast is a Netflix animated movie that feels positively Disney in all the best ways.
Black Bird review: An outstanding cast lifts Apple TV+’s dark series
Black Bird, an adaptation of James Keene's tale of befriending a serial killer, packs plenty of award-friendly performances into a compact, efficient drama.
Why Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers is a master class in animation
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers mixed multiple generations of animation styles using clever tricks and an innovative approach to visual effects.
Minions: The Rise of Gru review: Fast and funny, but fading
Minions: The Rise of Gru delivers plenty of fun moments, but its colorful, crazy world is beginning to feel a bit too familiar.
The Princess review: Hulu’s fairytale fight film packs a punch
Hulu's genre-mashing action film The Princess is a fun, hard-hitting fairytale adventure that subverts expectations and delivers plenty of surprises.
Deadpool writers on Spiderhead and mainlining joy in the MCU
Spiderhead writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick weigh in on their Netflix thriller with Chris Hemsworth, Deadpool 3 in the MCU, and the Twisted Metal series.
How Marcel the Shell became 2022’s best feel-good movie
The director of Marcel the Shell With Shoes On shares the story of how his film's tiny hero found his way to the big screen, and kept his heart along the way.
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On review: Tiny story, big heart
Hilarious and charming, Marcel the Shell With Shoes On is a coming-of-age story about a tiny shell that's cinematic chicken soup for your soul.
The Umbrella Academy season 3 review: A beautiful apocalypse
The Umbrella Academy keeps getting weirder with each season, but season 3 is a reminder that it keeps getting better, too.
How VFX gave Doctor Strange’s Gargantos a magic makeover
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness opened with a wild battle scene featuring the creature Gargantos. Here's how visual effects helped create it.
Lightyear review: Taking fun to infinity and beyond
Disney and Pixar's Lightyear does an impressive job of transforming Toy Story's Buzz Lightyear from a toy into a bona fide sci-fi action hero.
Spiderhead review: Chris Hemsworth shines in slick thriller
The Netflix thriller Spiderhead doesn't aspire to be an Oscar darling, but it is an entertaining psycho-drama with excellent performances from its cast.
Jurassic World Dominion review: Dinosaur doldrums
Jurassic World Dominion gets the whole team back together, but in doing so, it sidelines the franchise's greatest asset: Its amazing, terrifying dinosaurs.
Mad God review: A gory, gorgeous nightmare
Stop-motion and visual effects master Phil Tippett's film Mad God is a project 30 years in the making, and the nightmare it delivers is worth the wait.
Ms. Marvel season 1 review: A super start for MCU’s new hero
Disney's Ms. Marvel series gets off to a great start with its introduction of Kamala Khan to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
How Shoresy does right by its Indigenous characters
Like Letterkenny, the show that inspired it, Hulu's hockey comedy Shoresy puts Indigenous characters in the spotlight on the ice and off it.
The Boys season 3 review: Superhero torture porn
Season 3 of Amazon Studios' The Boys drops the humor and ups the darkness and depravity, and makes the whole show less entertaining in the process.
How smart casting turned Shoresy into TV’s best hockey show
Hulu's Shoresy is one of the best hockey shows ever, and it took some daring casting choices to pull off season 1 of the Letterkenny spinoff so successfully.
Stranger Things 4 Volume 1 review: Changing up the formula
By taking big swings and blowing up past seasons' formula, Stranger Things season 4 delivers a new chapter of the saga that's worth the long wait.
Shoresy review: It’s an absolute legend
The first season of Letterkenny spinoff series Shoresy isn't just good. It might be the best hockey show ever.
Rory Kinnear on his multiple roles in Men and that wild final scene
Men actor Rory Kinnear opens up about filming that crazy final scene, as well as why he keeps playing multiple characters in films and series.
How anime and seasons shaped that final, wild scene in Men
The final scene in Men is wild, but as filmmaker Alex Garland explains, it took some inspiration from anime to bring it to the screen in its final form.
Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers review: A wild, welcome return
You don't need to be a '90s kid to enjoy the Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers film, which delivers a fun, all-ages adventure filled with heart and humor.
Firestarter review: All smoke, no flame
The remake of 1984's Firestarter features a fantastic score and a strong performance by its lead, but wastes its potential on a tame, unsatisfying story.
Doctor Strange 2 writer on Sam Raimi and Marvel’s multiverse
From mystery villains to uncertain endings, the screenwriter for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness discusses the creation of Marvel's latest film.
Operation Mincemeat review: A deceptively good WWII thriller
Although it meanders a bit, Netflix's WW II thriller Operation Mincemeat still delivers a compelling account of one of history greatest wartime deceptions.
How visual effects created Snowpiercer’s frozen world
FuseFX studio's visual effects supervisor on the TNT series Snowpiercer explains how his team created the frozen world outside the train's windows.
Men review: The female gaze, darkly
Alex Garland's latest film is a terrifying journey through the female gaze and the horrors lurking in the English countryside.
Mike Myers on The Pentaverate and playing multiple characters
Mike Myers and the cast of The Pentaverate discuss the challenges of playing multiple characters and getting lost in conspiracies in the Netflix series.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness review: Messy magic
Marvel's Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness tries to pack a lot in -- including plenty of horror -- but has trouble supporting all of that ambition.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds review: Old school is new again
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds finds inspiration in the past to deliver a series set within the sci-fi saga's universe that feels fresh and new.
How visual effects made Manhattan a war zone in HBO’s DMZ
A VFX supervisor on HBO Max series DMZ explains how visual effects turned Manhattan into a war-torn landscape for the four-part saga.