Nick Schager

All the rocking musical cues in the world can't save No Good Deed from its own humorless wackiness.

· 5-min read The '80s and '90s were a golden age of high-octane action-thrillers, and that tradition is continued with exciting aplomb by Carry-On

The Coens' bleak and beautiful adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel gets a gorgeous transfer and slate of informative extras.

The animated feature “The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim” is a half-hearted, forgettable footnote that’s hard to imagine even the franchise’s most devoted fans enjoying.

During his decorated two-decade career, Aaron Rodgers has battled through numerous injuries, the most recent of which was the Achilles tear that

Previous Best Actor winner Adrien Brody is astounding in this post-WWII odyssey, which earns every minute of its expansive running time.

The new film “The Room Next Door” is a rare misfire from filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar: clunky, wooden, and a tonal mishmash.

Nick Schager Following last year's underwhelming short Strange Way of Life , Spanish auteur Pedro Almodóvar makes his second English-language

With The Brutalist, Brady Cobert ascends to the apex of the modern directorial field, crafting a titanic vision of pain, perseverance, corruption, and the indomitable will to survive. A 215-minute epic as towering, anguished, and severe as the signature work of its protagonist, the writer/director’s film tells the sweeping story of László Tóth (Adrien Brody), a Hungarian-Jewish architect who, in the aftermath of WWII, arrives in America alone, pining for his beloved wife (Felicity Jones) and nie

Filmmaker Brady Corbet talks with Obsessed about the grueling journey to bring his Oscar Best Picture contender “The Brutalist” to the screen.