Nick Schager

“Evil Does Not Exist,” Ryusuke Hamaguchi's follow-up to the Oscar-nominated “Drive My Car” is a story of man versus nature that will leave you stunned and shaken.

“The Fall Guy” director David Leitch summoned his years as a stuntman to craft an action rom-com that breaks stunt records, brings epic laughs, and uses Ryan Gosling perfectly.

David E. Kelley's adaptation of Tom Wolfe's best-seller is a fleet, appealingly messy watch, buoyed by Daniels' performance as a blustery, bloviating capitalist predator.

The star is whining about how comedians aren't allowed to be edgy anymore. Meanwhile, here's “Unfrosted,” his Netflix movie about the origin of the Pop-Tart...

The sixth episode of “Sugar” ends with a reveal so nonsensical, it immediately makes the entire show a waste of time.

A knife salesman, two thieves, and a sweltering gas station provide the set up for “The Last Stop in Yuma County,” a film that ranks as the year's most welcome moviegoing surprise.

“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” boasts vigorous action and impressive CGI, but the retread of the franchise’s previous ideas is an unexceptional game of monkey see, monkey do.

The brain-melting new sci-fi series stars Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly—and a host of multiverses, doppelgangers, and twists to keep you rapt.

Both brilliant and tacky, with its infrared visuals, skull-faced assassin, and women shooting fireworks out of crotches, Harmony Kornie's latest is like nothing you've ever seen.

In this exclusive clip from this Sunday’s new episode of the HBO true-crime saga, attorney John Lewin has a breakthrough moment.