Even if "Inside" struggles to be much more than a well-crafted showcase for the formidable talents of its lead actor, that is more than enough for a satisfying piece of genre entertainment.
Just weeks ago, Netflix announced that within the first quarter of 2023, they would be implementing new policies to prevent the sharing of passwords among people who do not live in the same household.
As with any great movie year, the cream of 2022’s crop are incredibly varied in tone and genre.
Season four is another brilliantly crafted chapter of Joe’s twisted tale, allowing its producers to swiftly critique the world’s bleak future and hopeless evil.
The long-awaited third season of "Outer Banks" is finally here, and it's just as action-packed and scenic as the last two.
The program features six plays directed by students as part of an advanced directing course in the drama department.
Review of recent film, "Infinity Pool," by director Brandon Cronenberg, outlining the film's strengths and weaknesses.
This group of ten films — both grand and small, both fun and serious — capture the essence of what the film industry of today aims to do with its work.
The Virginia Film Festival held a screening this Saturday for “Women Talking” at The Paramount Theater ahead of its December release.
“The Hole in the Fence” has a lot to say about modern Mexican society, but del Paso’s lack of focus and clumsy execution adds so many excessive plot points and underdeveloped messages that he undermines his central message criticizing Mexico’s socioeconomic inequality and prejudice.
“Triangle of Sadness” — written and directed by Swedish filmmaker Ruben Östlund — uniquely and bitingly tackles social roles on a luxury yacht filled with the ultra-wealthy.
Though Adrenaline’s level of intensity could feel draining, the team was nonetheless motivated by their experience.
With everything from over-the-top camp to true horror, there’s a television series right for every type of watcher to get in the Halloween mood.
Wilde delivers a redundant social statement through an incoherent plot, rarely delving deeper than Victory’s shiny surface.
West’s fantastical, period-specific stylization and Goth’s tour-de-force performance have crystallized “Pearl” as a memorable horror villain for the ages, which — in a way — gives Pearl herself the immortality she always dreamed of.
Director Jordan Peele’s films have garnered attention for their thrilling and socially conscious stories, but his third feature film “NOPE” may be his most exciting and abstract tale yet.
“Russian Doll” tackles generational trauma with wit and empathy, bolstered by excellent performances from each member of the cast.
One of the directors selected is award-winning Andre Joseph, whose latest short film, “Dismissal Time,” will screen as part of the film series.
While season four feels the loss of season one’s tighter focus, it is still consistently entertaining.
In spite of the film’s closing stumbles, “X” is mostly a treat.
