Author: James Preston Poole

Director David Gordon Green successfully revives another horror franchise without giving into fan service in The Exorcist: Believer.

The Toxic Avenger remake honors the original film by combining horror and comedy in repelling ways that are going to divide audiences.

The Fall of the House of Usher is a masterful Gothic horror experience that may just be Mike Flanagan’s best Netflix series yet.

Tenet may not be Christopher Nolan’s greatest masterpiece, but we explain why it is his boldest experiment as a filmmaker thus far.

Lead actor Jharrel Jerome discusses the superhero commentary of I’m a Virgo and the show’s place in today’s comic book pop culture.

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts packs a few fun surprises but is ultimately the most bland and forgettable of the entire franchise.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is not only a triumph of a sequel, but of superhero movies and modern animation altogether.

Fast X pushes the limits and takes the franchise to new absurd heights, which is why so many people are not going to like this.

Director Matt Johnson turns BlackBerry into a pulse-pounding tech epic with an awards-worthy performance from Glenn Howerton.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie, despite some rough edges, is a proud celebration of Nintendo and sets a new bar for video game movies.