Full of hidden delights, and a cheekiness that matches its mean streak, Abigail should surprise even the most hardcore movie-goers who think they know what to expect.

Henry Cavill and company are having so much fun, it’s infectious.

Civil War is an intellectual blockbuster triumph that continues to prove why the writer/director is one of the most compelling storytellers in the contemporary cinematic landscape.

Director Arkasha Stevenson helms a shocking feature debut.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is a finely tuned machine of destruction, fan service, and lore expansion.

Road House is a super successful blend of kick-ass and hilarious.

Exhibiting a tone and setting being closer to the late Ivan Reitman’s classic franchise starter, [Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire] isn’t merely a nostalgic throwback, it’s a rekindling of a legend.

Despite some significant flaws, Arthur the King succeeds at its primary goal of being an emotional story about a man and a dog.

Tried-and-true fans of the genre are not going to bat an eye at this rather elementary scare fest.

I’m glad to live in a universe where this horny and hopeful lounge singer is played by WWE fave and future comedy legend John Cena.