film reviews

At a time when Disney is embracing a new kind of heroine, a writer-director and his 11-year-old daughter discuss Cinderella's return to our screens.

The new film from the prolific and multi-talented Carolla is out now. If you're not excited about it, you've probably just got him all wrong.

The veteran cult filmmaker turns his attention to a new indie release, fittingly about a man who deprograms cult members.

The editor turned director breaks down the brilliantly constructed opening sequence of this classic '70s psychological horror.

The latest Blumhouse production is a film 14-year-old Joel Potrykus would’ve loved as much as Mountain Dew. But Potrykus isn't a teenager anymore.

During the cinematic dumping ground that is the winter, a Will Smith movie is indeed a welcome thing, even if doesn't exactly reinvent the wheel.

Remember your creepy Uncle David from Canada? He was respectable for a bit, but now he's back with the best horror movie he's made since the '90s.

A filmmaker sees strong parallels with her own life in this film that puts a personal spin on the behind-the-scenes documentary.

The British director's masterful debut about one long night in early '70s Belfast is a film that should be seen and championed by all.

In this observational documentary about a fledgling free school, the drama of childhood is portrayed with steadiness and restraint.

Surely the only piece on the decade-hopping comedy sequel to reference the Buddha's sense of humor and diss both film school and Vladimir Nabokov.

The director of an Oscar-winning documentary shares his thoughts on one of this year's non-fiction contenders.