The story allows room for messaging amidst its basic entertainment thrusts of classic horror and great music.

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Playing gamblers who also take risks with same sex relationships, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Jacob Elordi shine in a wistful look at characters trying to adapt to a world that wants to reshape them.

Drop may drop the ball when it comes to total credibility but it plays the thriller game well enough to provide mindless entertainment.

Spy games play more like word puzzles than football contests in Black Ba

A warped postcard to the city of Oakland, Freaky Tales celebrates its location more like a love letter from a psycho.

Despite the potential for saccharine cuteness, the filmmakers reflect realities in a world where doggie demands prove both difficult and rew

The Penguin Lessons stays firmly in the realm of mild family fare demanding little from its students or viewers.

With a quick nod to movies, I fall in with millions of Lee Child book fans who never liked Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher. In contrast, I...

As in Parasite, Mickey 17 shows director Bong quickly shifting gears, twirling between satire and social commentary

AFCI Memories Robin Holabird Former editor, Locations Magazine Former Board Member retired, Nevada Film Office   AFCI boasts a strong...

My Dead Friend Zoe director Kyle Hausmann-Stokes mines his own military experiences for a moving story about trauma and healing

My seasonal tradition has me determining which kind of wine I should drink while watching each of the best picture nominees

The lure of fame stalks Lurker, an independent film about celebrity that lacks major stars—for now, at least. Writer-director Alex...

Though perfectly capable of guiding big budget projects starring giant names like Julia Roberts as Erin Brockovich, Oscar winning...

The title I’m Still Here  implies both hope and defiance, just what a real-life woman displayed when a Brazilian dictatorship disrupted...

Irony dominates in a clever and well-produced meditation on the power of positive thinking versus the impact of negativity. 

Catching parts of Vegas that tourists might miss, Coppola gets a good sense of place, but her main calling card comes with the casting of P

A treat for the eyes, along with clever conceits and a few bad puns lets Vengeance Most Fowl bask in the sweet smell of success.

Cats win, at least for 2024 film highlights from the Las Vegas Film Critic's Society.