In Theaters and Digital

John Carney has spent much of his career proving that music can do things dialogue simply can't. Whether it was Once, Sing Street, or Begin Again, his films understand that songs are often emotional shortcuts to truths people  ...

Mystery still matters. Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day feels less like a new movie and more like running into an old friend you haven't seen in years—and then realizing halfway through the conversation how much you've missed them. ...

Some movies are slick and focus-grouped and made to offend no one at all. Karen the Beauty Queen Butcher is not one of those movies. And thank Christ for that. Directed by Zachary Snygg ...

Imagine surviving years of captivity, making it home, and then realizing the people waiting for you might know more than they're saying. That's the uneasy territory writer, director, and actor Harley Wallen explores in Fathers, a psychological ...

I went into Premarital expecting a light family comedy and was pleasantly surprised by how heartfelt it is. The setup is straightforward: Pastor Whitaker and his family are determined to convert their daughter's nonbelieving   ...

Anthony Maras clearly has a thing for pressure cookers. After the relentless intensity of Hotel Mumbai, his second feature, Pressure, once again traps us inside a room where every decision feels like it could alter   ...

Some movies strive for prestige, some movies chase awards, and some movies look you dead in the eye, hoist a glowing Power Sword toward the heavens, and yell, "By the power of Grayskull!" before launching   ...

Demons don't need to be summoned—they've been here all along. Michael Pickle's debut feature takes familiar horror ingredients—ghosts, possession, teenage isolation—and throws them together without sanding off the rough ...

The first thing I noticed about Sight Unseen wasn’t the horror stuff. It was the interior of the cabin, specifically the kitchen area. Weird thing to focus on maybe, but there’s an early scene where our characters  ...

There’s something deeply ironic about the fact that one of the most unsettling horror films in years began as a teenager messing around with Adobe After Effects and Blender in his bedroom. ...