Author: Robert Levin

The high school reunion film genre has been so flooded with entries that it’s reached the point of being nothing short of played out, so…

Branded is about a cow-shaped constellation that appears to fire lightning bolts onto a marketing expert, who subsequently participates in a corporate branding war in…

The Possession might be the darkest movie ever made, in the most literal sense. From start to finish, the characters in this Dybbuk/exorcist horror flick…

Sparkle recycles the familiar rags-to-riches, Supremes-inspired, Motown story told most famously in Dreamgirls and adds a heap of unwieldy melodrama. But when it comes to…

Review: Better Than Expected, ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’ Is Still Bloody Hard to Take Seriously It’s hard to imagine how Abraham Lincoln could loom larger…

Editor’s note: With Your Sister’s Sister beginning its limited roll-out this week, we thought it best to re-run Robert Levin’s sterling Sundance review of the…

Piranha 3DD wasn’t screened for critics, and a flood wiped out the showing I was slated to attend at the only theater featuring it in…

From 2012, we reviewed the award-winning French buddy film from Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano.

Samuel L. Jackson finally gets to put Nick Fury aside and play a serious, well-rounded character in The Samaritan, a new film noir. The experience…