“Bros” Is Groundbreaking, But Not in the Way You Think
Whether or not you buy that it's the "first gay rom-com," Billy Eichner's film is refreshingly sex positive
Where Does “Saturday Night Live” Go From Here?
After its biggest cast shakeup in decades, the long-running sketch show enters a period of uncertainty
Does "Don't Worry Darling" Still Work When We Ignore All the Gossip Around It?
Unfortunately, the off-screen drama is more compelling than the Olivia Wilde film itself
“Clerks III” Highlights What Kevin Smith and Richard Linklater Have in Common
The latest "Clerks" sequel retroactively turns the whole series into Smith's answer to Linklater's "Before" trilogy
“Barbarian” Offers a Delightful Twist on Horror Movie Conventions
The tale of an Airbnb rental gone wrong has plenty of tricks up its sleeve
“The Invitation,” “Day Shift” and the State of the Vampire Movie
We live in a post-"Twilight" world where bloodsuckers don't really need to be scary
“Nope” Proves That Jordan Peele Is the New M. Night Shyamalan
The director's new alien-invasion film shares some common ground with "Signs"
How Natalie Portman Went From Highbrow Indie Actress to Mainstream Blockbuster Star
"Thor: Love & Thunder" makes a strange and compelling attempt to bring some of Portman’s serious-drama reserve into one of the jokiest wings of the MCU
To Truly Appreciate James Caan, You Have to Watch “Thief”
Caan, who died on Thursday, was best known for "The Godfather," but the 1981 Michael Mann film is the true testament to his talent
These Are the Movies From the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival Worth Checking Out
Why is there always at least one film about an open relationship?
On the Subtle Joy Within Ray Liotta’s Dramatic Roles
The "Goodfellas" actor died Thursday at the age of 67
In Defense of the Unsentimental “SNL” Farewell
Some cast members got tears and speeches. Others left without a word. Is there a happy medium?
“Pleasure” Is a Weirdly Sex-Negative Look at the Porn Industry
Despite its many sex scenes, director Ninja Thyberg's film ultimately feels like a morality tale
Bruce Willis Has Always Been More Than an Action Star
Revisiting the actor's legendary career in light of his recent retirement