‘Army of the Dead’ Sees Zack Snyder Bet on Blood Red and Win Big
It's no 'Dawn of the Dead' remake, but Zack Snyder's return to undead cinema delivers a triumphant display of fun and carnage.
Reviews
‘Mainstream’ is an Enchanting, Unsurprising Cautionary Tale of Influencer Culture
Gia Coppola's sophomore feature offers a lurid, engaging take on social media consumption that slips on its own superficial moralizing.
‘Wrath of Man’ Overreaches But Lands Some Jabs Along the Way
The action and cast are good enough even if it's surprisingly flat for a Guy Ritchie/Jason Statham collaboration.
‘Girls5eva’ is a Comedic Showstopper from the Producers of ‘30 Rock’
The latest Peacock series is laugh-out-loud funny and full of catchy original music.
Martial Arts and 70s Exploitation Collide in ‘Death Promise’
Evil landlords get their due in a slice of 70s action/revenge, a killer stalks campus in an 80s slasher, and Robert Patrick turns evil in a 90s thriller.
‘The Girlfriend Experience’ Has Become Disconnected from Desire
The third season of the Steven Soderbergh-produced escort drama dives deep into tech and science -- and loses some of its spark along the way.
“Night of the Living Late Show” Sees ‘Creepshow’ Go Out on a High Note
The latest episode of 'Creepshow' stars Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing. Honest!
Justin Theroux Can’t Outrun Capitalism in Moralizing Adventure Series ‘The Mosquito Coast’
The bold new Apple TV+ adaptation of Paul Theroux’s book is heavy on action and family drama.
‘Chaos Walking’ Trips All Over Itself and Never Gets Back Up
The stars of 'Cherry' and 'Scrawl' and the director of 'Locked Down' -- what could go wrong?
‘Without Remorse’ Would Be Unmemorable Without Michael B. Jordan
A wholly generic script finds life through a committed lead and some solid action sequences.
