‘Hearts Beat Loud’ Review: It’s Simply Delightful
Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons sing their way into your heart in this low-stakes dramedy about how we deal with change. Read More...
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‘Revenge’ Review: Beauty Amid the Ugliest Acts Imaginable
Beauty becomes the beast, and the beasts die beautifully. Read More...
‘Sweet Country’ Review: Hate and Hope Clash Against a Stunning Backdrop
A harsh tale in an otherwise beautiful land. Read More...
‘Hereditary’ Review: Feels Like the First Time You Saw ‘The Sixth Sense’ But Far, Far Darker
Guilt, ghosts, and a powerhouse performance by Toni Collette help make this a must-see for horror fans. Read More...
‘Thoroughbreds’ Review: Finding Heart With the Heartless
Sociopaths just want to have fun. But they can't... they're sociopaths. Read More...
‘Lords of Chaos’ Review: This Headbanger’s Fall Is Gruesome, Tragic, and Funny
A terrifically sympathetic Rory Culkin and the most brutal knife action outside of South Korean cinema add to the experience. Read More...
Where to Watch the Movies of the 2018 Sundance Film Festival
You’ve heard the buzz, now see for yourself. Read More...
The 18 Best Movies We Saw at Sundance 2018
From social satire to hard drama to low-stakes comedy, this year's Sundance Film Festival delivered a wide variety of very good films. Here is a list of our favorites. Read More...
Sundance 2018: Sebastián Silva Talks the Complex Racial Drama of ‘Tyrel’
The Chilean provocateur discusses his film on white boy partying and small acts of racism. Read More...
Sundance 2018: Relishing the Somber Humanism of ‘I Think We’re Alone Now’
Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning are an oddly sweet pair in Reed Morano's melancholy tale about facing down the end of humanity. Read More...
