The New Mutants is the story of five young mutants, including Maisie Williams, who are just discovering their superpowers while being held captive at a secret facility. The cast includes many other recognizable teenage stars. The teen mutants try to … Continued

This is it – the film to beat this summer. Avengers: Endgame has everything going for it, from the cast to the story and direction. The action is turned up to the max. The special effects will dazzle you no … Continued

Summer’s not even here yet and it looks like Emma Thompson has some of the best one-liners of the season in the upcoming Men in Black International. With her supremely elegant and slightly icy English-accented delivery of “Do you really … Continued

It’s a tale as old as any — heroes (or heroines) doing whatever it takes so they and their loved ones can survive. Now, Nia DaCosta is gifting the world with her own interpretation of that tale in her directorial debut … Continued

Hotel Mumbai is a haunting, gripping depiction of the tragedy that took place in the Mumbai terror attacks of 2008. In the screenplay adaption of the documentary “Surviving Mumbai,” director Anthony Maras recaptures the horrors that unfolded over the course … Continued

If you have ever wanted to see Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson in a buddy-cop movie together (We’re not shaming any fantasies here. We also think about it.), then Netflix has you covered. The Highwaymen, in which the two actors … Continued

The much anticipated film of the year, Quentin Tarantino‘s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, finally released a teaser trailer! This is the story of a one time big star, Leonardo DiCaprio, and his longtime stunt double, Brad Pitt, struggling … Continued

On one hand, it’s easy to be mad at Marvel Studios for taking eleven years and twenty-one movies to finally have a female protagonist, but now that it’s here, the only emotion we feel is pure joy. Captain Marvel, like … Continued

The films of Gaspar Noé are as unique as they are divisive. He’s an auteur who makes movies for himself, not even considering his potential audience, or lack thereof. They’re abrasive, violent, sexual, and disturbing, and they don’t give a … Continued

As if Netflix‘s frightening tale of love-gone-nuts, You, isn’t enough to scare us out of ever trusting someone again, we get the new chiller thriller, Greta. Directed by The Crying Game’s Neil Jordan, who knows his way around a sexual mystery, … Continued