Onslaught is a return to grindhouse basics for director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett.

The Dog Stars may not have a lot to say, but there’s still plenty it is working overtime to make its audience feel.

For fans, and you know who you are, go ahead and climb aboard Mutiny; I seriously doubt you’ll be disappointed.

The best popcorn film of the summer is writer-director David Robert Mitchell’s wildly entertaining Spielbergian throwback The End of Oak Street.

This street-level adventure of our friendly neighborhood MCU Spider-Man is a breath of fresh air.

Christopher Nolan achieves something monumental and magnificent with his robust, stridently adrenalized adaptation of Homer’s 8th-century BCE epic poem The Odyssey.

Sorry to say, this iteration of Masters of the Universe does not have the power. At least, not the power to entertain, and that’s too bad.

I do think kids will enjoy themselves, and maybe that’s enough to give this middling adventure a pass. Even so, the Force is not with The Mandalorian and Grogu.

Mortal Kombat II is nothing more than a half-dead carcass uneasily resting several steps beyond salvation.