Calling this invigorating cinematic caterwaul magnificent would be an injustice. The Bride! is so much better than that.

Pixar returns to the head of the animation class with Hoppers, a vibrant, imaginative, and, best of all, exceedingly funny flight of zany madness that is sure to send audiences out of the theater sporting a gigantic smile.

As big a fan as I’ve been of this series since the beginning, Scream 7 stabs this franchise in the heart and puts any chance for a triumphant resurrection on life support.

How to Make a Killing latest is dead on arrival.

While there’s plenty about the director’s latest I could nitpick, the honesty that fuels Jimpa is striking, as are the electrifying performances from Colman and Mason-Hyde. I was moved.

I found The Mortuary Assistant frustrating. Even worse, I also found it forgettable.

Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” is like some crazed, hyperactive, colorfully masochistic music video interpretation, complete with pulse-pounding technopop interludes courtesy of chart-topping superstar Charli XCX.

Send Help finds Raimi and McAdams playing a gory, delectably mean-spirited game of survivor

At least it’s funny. I do have to give Mercy that.