The Hayes Code

It's a fine murder mystery based on a true crime, but the crisis of faith is the bigger story.

Almodóvar does it again with another great film.

For the last time, this critic will review a Bond movie, because why would he go on?

This month probably makes you think about your family too. What would you do if a robot uprising threatened humanity while you had your fam on a road trip? The Mitchells vs. The Machines will teach you how to survive, or at least you'll laugh a bit.

This is not the Ghostbusters you were expecting, but it is one that fills a lot of holes. It can conquer your heart, too. Hug your kids, folks.

Disney breaches into mature content with Only Murders in the Building, a new TV series premiering on Tuesday.

Cosmoball is crazy fun for the whole family, but doesn't treat women with respect.

It's a bloody battle royale in Crazy Samurai: 400 vs. 1, but it's barely one worth repeat viewings.

There are lots of reasons why Promising Young Woman is a great movie, but you have to watch it to see for yourself.

The Last Vermeer beats The Monuments Men handily with its hands down, hands tied behind its back, and its eyes blindfolded. Need I say more?