Taylor Swift: The Official Release Party of a Showgirl
‘The Official Release Party’ is all about transparency: Taylor Swift’s trademark honesty in her songs and in the surprisingly revealing outfits she wears.
East of Wall
East of Wall is a creative, poignant film. But the film’s problematic content? Those are some elements we’d rather forget.
Twinless
‘Twinless’ explores an interesting concept, but explicit sexual content, vulgar language and some violence make it one to skip.
The Conjuring: Last Rites
Paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren are back for another supernatural cinematic hunt—with all the demonic deadliness we’ve come to expect.
Him
‘Him’ envisions pro football as a neo-pagan bloodsport and tells a grim and gory story to match—with a heavy dose of dark spirituality to boot.
The Lost Bus
‘The Lost Bus’ takes viewers on a harrowing ride through a flat-out inferno. While the film is well made, viewers may wind up getting burned.
Avatar: The Way of Water
James Cameron is an expert world-builder, and his most famous world has never looked so lush. But it might not be a world families care to visit.
Primitive War
‘Primitive War’ asks the question, “What if ‘Jurassic Park’ occurred during the Vietnam War and cranked up the violence and language to 11?”
Caught Stealing
A barrage of content concerns—including graphic violence, language and sexuality—makes ‘Caught Stealing’ a strikeout with discerning viewers.
The Toxic Avenger (Unrated)
Winston Gooze is down on his luck. Not only is he relegated to overnight mop-up duty at the scummy and chemically toxic headquarters of the BTH Corporation, but his home life is a real slog, too. He’s got past-due notices piling high on his kitchen table. And his stepson, Wade, kinda hates him. Now, Winston […]