Casper Kelly's Buddy follows your friendly neighbourhood unicorn from a childhood TV show, with a sinister twist you'll never forget.
How to Make a Killing is a timely morality tale for a society that treats American Psycho’s Patrick Bateman as aspirational instead of cautionary.
Dodgy CGI, a bad script, and a bored director. Wahlberg in full-on scenery-chewing mode is the only thing Flight Risk has going for it.
Spike Lee's Blackkklansman is an excoriating, unapologetic shot in the face to Trump's America and may well serve as one of the defining films of this era.
Spike Lee's Blackkklansman is an excoriating, unapologetic shot in the face to Trump's America and may well serve as one of the defining films of this era.
Netflix has conscripted Brad Pitt, a veteran of numerous fictional tours of duty, for War Machine: its latest direct-to-streaming feature film.
American Ultra could have easily fallen into the category of farcical tripe, but this stoner spy spoof is saved by good performances and surprising style.
A tiresome, overstuffed, incoherent mess, Interstellar is far and away Christopher Nolan's worst film.
Though certainly uninspired, some great performances help make the serial killer flick The Calling worthwhile.