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Review: ‘The Love Hypothesis’ Crowns Prime as The King of Streaming Romances

If you were disappointed by Netflix’s adaptation of People We Meet On Vacation, don’t fret. Prime Video’s The Love Hypothesis proves that book-to-movie rom-com...

‘Primetime’ Questions Chris Hansen’s Legacy

Written by Matt Raab Robert Pattinson has come to be known in recent years for his awkward social skills. He’s mentioned that he managed to...

Review: Tyler Perry’s ‘Why Did I Get Married Again?’ is a Multi-Generational Good Time

What happens when an old group of friends who spent years trying to figure out their own marriages now has to help the next...

The Weight Review: A Historic, Testosterone-Fueled Snoozefest

Written by Aria Clarke The Weight is a historical drama set in Oregon during The Great Depression that follows Samuel Murphy (Ethan Hawke), a down...

Review: ‘Resident Evil’ is Unapologetically Lean and Mean

The Resident Evil franchise has been through quite a few iterations over the years. We’ve gotten the Mila Jovovich films, animated movies, a Netflix...

The Transformers: The Movie 40th Anniversary Experience Brings All the Feels

At 7:00 p.m. on September 17th 2026, my family and I sat in a near sold-out theater to be part of the 40th anniversary...

Behind the Black Curtain: An Interview with The Budos Band

The Budos Band is a brotherhood of musicians who have spent the past 25 years creating richly atmospheric, genre-smashing instrumental music. The band, which...

We Are Pat: Julia Sweeney and Rowan Haber Reclaim SNL Comedy Icon in New Documentary

We need to talk about Pat. More than 30 years after a curly-haired, middle-management office worker stepped onto the stage of Saturday Night Live and...

The Whisper Man Review: A Lifeless Serial Killer Thriller

A serial killer thriller adapted from a critically acclaimed novel, produced by the Russo Brothers and starring Robert DeNiro, Michael Keaton, Adam Scott, Michelle...

‘Buddy’ Review: A Twisted, Impressive Directorial Debut From the Mastermind of ‘Too Many Cooks’

From the very first frame, Buddy pulls the audience into the world of “It’s Buddy,” a forgotten '90s TV show starring an orange unicorn living in...

Insidious: Out of the Further Review: The New Insidious Film is Thin on Plot & Character, But Delivers The Biggest Scares of The Franchise

While Insidious: The Red Door offered a proper closing chapter to the Lambert family’s arc, Blumhouse isn’t ready to close the Insidious book. With...

‘Don’t Say Good Luck’ Showcases a Duo of Emotional, Layered Peformances

Written by Isabella Baute Arboleda Being a teenager comes with enough challenges—managing friendships, romantic interests, school activities and personal ambitions. But what happens when all...