Lex Briscuso

Sobriety is a journey that only the pure of heart can conquer. It requires nothing else of you but the willingness to try and try again, and those

Sundance 2024: The film shows other survivors that it is possible to rebuild yourself while finding meaningful justice

The Butterfly Effect may not go down as one of sci-fi’s most impactful and intense tragedies of circumstance, but it deserves better than the critical drubbing it received in 2004. Today, free of the mockery star Ashton Kutcher tended to attract, it can be appreciated as a heartbreaking gut-punch. Between Kutcher’s surprisingly inspired dramatic performance, the film’s unfettered willingness to push boundaries and present unsettling realities, and its raw emotional core — one of the best examples of “it’s better to have loved and lost” in genre cinema — the singular experience it provides withstands the test of time better than one would assume.

Zelda Williams and Diablo Cody work wonders with a modern take on Mary Shelley's classic

At this point in the superhero canon, it's becoming harder to find projects that feel thoughtful and genuine.

Dakota Johnson's dry humor can't save Sony's ode to mediocrity The post ‘Madame Web’ Review: Bland Superhero Entry Can’t Overcome Stilted Dialogue, Threadbare Plot appeared first on TheWrap.

The extended wait for Fede Alvarez's Alien: Romulus has felt about as long as Ripley and the team's cryosleep from the 1979 original.

'Selling Sunset' star Christine Quinn's husband, Christian Richard, and his work are very mysterious. Learn everything we know about his job and wealth.

'The First Omen' is an engrossing trip into the dark heart of evil, and a prequel which surprisingly lives up to the power of the 1976 horror classic.

Jesse Eisenberg, Riley Keough, Christophe Zajac-Denek, and directors David and Nathan Zellner on how things got hairy with their new film Sasquatch Sunset.