William Bibbiani

Hey guys? I think I've got to move out of the suburbs. It's getting scary out here. We had a nightmare on Elm Street, monsters are due on Maple

Warner Bros. tried to shelve a hilarious, inspiring film about why we should never stop fighting corporate monopolies — gee, I wonder why?

Every great stoner movie is about what you'd be doing right now if you weren't stoned. Or at least what you'd be doing if you were stoned and willing to leave the house.

I've been trying to come up with the best way to describe Andrew Patterson's second feature, “ The Rivals of Amziah King ,” for days.

A month ago, I wrote an editorial about how criticisms of “historical accuracy” in popular culture are often weaponized to enforce and legitimize bigoted concepts about the past.

Nobody watches Jason Statham movies for their complexity. (And nobody responded to that statement with “What about ‘Revolver?'”, which proves my point.) It's not a bad thing.

Jason Statham goes boating in this underwhelming thriller, which plays like two generic action scripts got mixed up at the printers.

Alexander Ullom's unnerving, profound debut compares life to an infinite road — but is the point to reach the end, or decide when to give up?

Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy star in a refreshingly relaxed, playful fantasy film based on Enid Blyton's books

“Spa Weekend” is the latest in a long line of films about older women reuniting with lifelong friends, going on a getaway vacation, and getting into what can only be described as “various shenanigans.”