A glamorous, heartfelt sequel that doesn’t look down on the audience.

A visually bold dissection of creative partnerships that’s more fun to look at than experience.

A subdued art caper that embraces the fine line between inspiration and destruction.

A great concept for a modern horror reboot wasted on glib scares and surface-level social commentary.

This nightmare rom-com makes you question if you really need to know everything about your partner.

A movie that strives to give you hope at the cost of any thrills or meaningful sentinment.

A fun crusade to save the future that trips over some derivative ideas and a bloated runtime.

Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol’s film adaptation of their irreverent mockumentary series is a tremendous success.

David Cronenberg returns to the world of artistic mutilation, for better and worse.