‘Midsommar’ Review: ‘Hereditary’ Director’s Latest Horror Epic Is Actually a Perverse Breakup Movie
Ari Aster’s sprawling cult thriller takes a lot of big swings, but the underlying vision is hard to shake.
Reviews
‘The Edge of Democracy’ Review: Brazil’s Slide Towards Fascism Becomes a Cautionary Tale
Petra Costa’s haunting documentary about Brazil’s recent slide towards dictatorship feels like a preview of what’s coming to America.
‘Murder Mystery’ Review: Adam Sandler’s Latest Netflix Debacle Is His Laziest Movie to Date
Adam Sandler riffs on Agatha Christie in a weak Netflix comedy that seems perfectly at peace with its own awfulness.
‘Being Frank’ Review: Jim Gaffigan Stars as a Dad with Two Families in Honest But Unfunny Comedy
Miranda Bailey’s narrative debut is crafted with the same emotional bravery of the great films she’s produced, it’s just not very funny.
‘Toy Story 4’ Review: Forky Helps Pixar’s Signature Franchise End on the Perfect Note
Stick a Forky in it, the “Toy Story” franchise is done.
‘Men in Black: International’ Review: A Misconceived Attempt to Bring New Life to a Tired Franchise
Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth were a fine pair in “Thor: Ragnarok,” but they can’t rescue this lifeless attempt to capture the original MiB charm.
‘Piranhas’ Review: A Visceral Mafia Movie with a Coming-of-Age Twist
A gripping modern riff on “Goodfellas” that follows an ambitious kid as he chews his way up the ranks of Naples’ teenage gangsters.
‘Rolling Thunder Revue’ Review: Martin Scorsese Directs a Feverish Netflix Doc About Bob Dylan
Martin Scorsese blends fact and fiction for a playfully experimental film about the most freewheeling tour Bob Dylan ever did.
‘This One’s for the Ladies’ Review: A Sexy and Socially Conscious NC-17 Response to the Whiteness of ‘Magic Mike’
The first NC-17 documentary in more than a decade offers a pointed and poignant glimpse at the male strippers that bring Newark together.
‘Tales of the City’ Review: Cozy Netflix Reboot Harkens Back to the Golden Age of Gay TV
Curling up with “Tales of the City” feels like stepping into your neighborhood gay bar, where everybody knows your name — and your pronouns.
‘The Raft’ Review: The ‘Sex Raft’ Experiment of 1973 Gets a Fascinating Documentary Treatment
Before “The Real World” and the reality television boom, there was anthropologist Santiago Genovés’ extremely dangerous sex raft.
‘The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil’ Review: A Decent Korean Crime Thriller With a True Star Turn
“Train to Busan” star Ma Dong-seok is so good as a fragile mob boss in this Korean crime thriller that Sylvester Stallone has already hired him to star in the US remake.
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![Edward Shearmur (‘Escape at Dannemora’ composer) wanted his score to convey how ‘everyone is trapped’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]](https://i1.wp.com/www.goldderby.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Edward-Shearmur.jpg?resize=230%2C135&ssl=1&w=300)
Edward Shearmur (‘Escape at Dannemora’ composer) wanted his score to convey how ‘everyone is trapped’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
