'Red One' Aims for Edgy Christmas Fun but Misses the Mark.

The battle for second place at the domestic box office this past weekend was awfully close.

“Terrifier 3” Surprises with Box Office Domination and Gore Galore.

"Joker: Folie à Deux" Fails to Deliver on Chaos, Falls Flat Despite Star Performances.

“The Wild Robot” Delights Audiences with Heartfelt Adventure and Endearing Characters.

Despite High Hopes, This Animated Prequel Struggles with Bland Action and Unfunny Comedy.

'Speak No Evil' Delivers Social Tension but Stumbles into Predictable Horror Tropes.

Beetlejuice Returns: Creative, Chaotic, and Slightly More Lovable – But Still Flawed.

Dennis Quaid Shines in a Mediocre Reagan Retelling.

"With all due respect to the rest of the cast and crew, the movie is nothing without Lively’s performance."

"While not devoid of violence by any means, the film can’t properly pull off a thrilling or scary atmosphere to save its life."

With “Trap,” writer/director M. Night Shyamalan has given us a half-decent movie.

"Obviously this movie isn’t going to appeal to audiences that want their Marvel movies at the PG-13 level or tamer."

"You can probably guess the kind of experience that 'Twisters' provides."

"The gruesome horror movie Longlegs pulled something of an upset at this past weekend’s domestic box office."

"It didn’t send me into a days-long depression over the state of family entertainment like the original did, but it is quite possibly the worst since the first.'

'Not bad for a movie whose advertising had me thinking it would be one of the worst films of the year.'

The movie follows a Chicago biker gang called The Vandals from the mid-60’s to the early 70’s.

Of course, just as the “Inside Out” movies teach audiences to take the bad with the good, I must remember to take the good with the bad.

'Bad Boys: Ride or Die has enough heart to cover the missing brain.'

"I guess what I’m saying is that this movie, while it could have been worse, is lazy – and not in a way that’s on-brand for Garfield."

“Furiosa” definitely has it in itself it make it epic, but I’m sorry, I don’t think it has it in itself to make it interesting.

'My biggest complaint about writer/director/star John Krasinski’s new movie 'IF'… is that it’s a movie.'

The exciting conclusion is admittedly quite successful in making the audience forget what a slog the movie was beforehand.