David Ehrlich

Once upon a time, an aspiring actor who self-identified as Johnny Knoxville — birth name Philip John Clapp — decided to shoot himself in the chest

As far as I know, Netflix's slight but undeniably funny “ Little Brother ” is the first streaming movie in which Michelle Monaghan is caught tonguing

The director of “Ingrid Goes West” makes an unexpected return to features with this sweet and silly comedy about long-lost “brothers.”

This queer Canadian horror story about guilt and forgiveness beautifully splits the difference between Panos Cosmatos and Jane Schoenbrun, and demands to be seen by fans of both.

The more that studios rig the reaction to Hollywood blockbusters, the less that ticket-buyers will trust the hype.

The more that studios rig the reaction to Hollywood blockbusters, the less that ticket-buyers will trust the hype.

North America's largest annual celebration of Japanese cinema, Japan Cuts returns with another excellent lineup.

Georgia Bernstein's admirably bizarre 'Night Nurse' makes a strong impression but fails to leave a lasting impact. Review.

“Battle Royale” (dir. Kinji Fukasaku) The rare film that somehow feels significantly more controversial a quarter century after it first

From Netflix to Prime Video, and Shudder to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.