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Read more Screening at the Berlin Film Festival: Alain Gomis’s ‘Dao’Is Anaconda the first Hollywood movie to include an on-camera discussion of IP? The heroes of this meta-reboot of the campy ’90s horror movie are wannabe filmmakers who acquire…
Read more ‘Anaconda’ Review: A Horror of a Comedy MovieJames Cameron is in no hurry. This guy has been working on Avatar in some shape or form since at least 1994, and the two Avatar sequels for the last 16 years. Compared…
Read more ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Review: The Best Avatar Yet?While Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein has brought the iconic scientist and his creature back into the public consciousness, there’s been a ton of worthwhile adaptations of Mary Shelley’s…
Read more The Curse of Frankenstein 4K Review: Classic Horror Movie Has Never Looked BetterVery little has changed in the two years since I wrote a piece here at ScreenCrush that pleaded with the Hollywood studios to release more family films. Prior to last weekend, when we…
Read more A Brutally Honest Kid’s Review of ‘Zootopia 2’The world of Disney’s Zootopia is not exactly an unspoiled paradise. The various animal species live in harmony — but only to a point. They still need a…
Read more ‘Zootopia 2’ Review: A Utopia For Fans of Animal PunsThis sequel is about as good as the less interesting half of a single story can be. Continue reading… Matt Singer Source link
Read more ‘Wicked: For Good’ Review: Was It For Good, Though?The psychological horror movie The Carpenter’s Son features a fascinating perspective about The Carpenter (Nicolas Cage), The Mother (FKA Twigs), and their young son The Boy (Noah Jupe)…
Read more The Carpenter’s Son Review: Nicolas Cage’s Empty Religious Horror MovieIf you don’t know it already Google “original Predator design” and take a gander at the results. You’re looking for the thing that looks like a cross between a…
Read more ‘Predator: Badlands’ Review: The Best ‘Predator’ Since the First FilmJeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen. Photo courtesy of 20th Century Studios. © 2025 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved. The first and final scenes of any film…
Read more Screening at NYFF: Scott Cooper’s ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’Will Arnett. Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures. © 2025 Searchlight Pictures All Rights Reserved. Bradley Cooper’s third feature after Maestro and A Star is Born—the divorce-and-stand-up dramedy Is This…
Read more Screening at NYFF: Bradley Cooper’s ‘Is This Thing On?’The universe of Tron is a strange one; a digital world from an analog time. Its computer programs look like people. They travel from place to place on motorcycles and sailboats. They think,…
Read more ‘Tron: Ares’ Review: The Best ‘Tron’ Movie to Date?Before he was Dwayne Johnson the biggest movie star in the world, both literally and figuratively, he was “The Rock,” a third-generation pro wrestler for the WWF and…
Read more ‘The Smashing Machine’ Review: Not Quite a KnockoutEmma Thompson braves the frozen wilderness in “Dead of Winter,” a hackneyed horror film that traps the Oscar winner in subzero temperatures and an equally chilling screenplay. Courtesy…
Read more Emma Thompson Produces Her Own Career Nightmare In ‘Dead of Winter’Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, Chibuike Marvelous Egbo and Godwin Egbo in My Father’s Shadow. Courtesy of Fatherland Productions A powerful work of memory and political fragility, Akinola Davies Jr.’s My…
Read more Screening at TIFF: Akinola Davies Jr.’s ‘My Father’s Shadow’Football is like a religion in America. That’s a juicy premise for a horror movie that conflates one with the other. But just as the most clever play…
Read more ‘Him’ Review: Are You Ready For Some Football Horror?As great of a director as Paul Thomas Anderson is, he may be an even better salesman. Somehow, he talked Warner Bros. into giving him what’s been reported in…
Read more ‘One Battle After Another’ Review: PTA’s Incendiary ThrillerA rushed follow-through leaves the film’s mere 105 minutes feeling somewhat purposeless in the grand scheme of things. Courtesy Venice Film Festival There’s something to be said about…
Read more Screening at Venice: Gus Van Sant’s ‘Dead Man’s Wire’The director’s portrait of Francis Ford Coppola’s creative process is never allowed to probe deeply enough. Courtesy Venice Film Festival From Leaving Las Vegas director Mike Figgis, Megadoc…
Read more Screening at Venice: Mike Figgis’ ‘Megadoc’The mostly nude ‘Eden’ character Friedrich Ritter (played by the neurotic hilt by Jude Law) and his companion-bedmate (Vanessa Kirby), who eventually loses her mind. Jasin Boland After…
Read more Jude Law Contributes Nothing But Full-Frontal Nudity in ‘Eden’