It Ends
‘It Ends’ is the quintessential road movie—in that our characters can seemingly never, ever leave that road. And you thought that your family road trips felt long.
Primetime
‘Primetime’ features some potentially award-winning performances and gives us a lot to think about. But it serves up a lot of content, too.
Heart of the Beast
‘Heart of the Beast’ is a wilderness survival flick with plenty of peril and some bloody images, but it showcases the love and loyalty between a man and his dog.
Super Troopers 3
The Broken Lizard comedy troupe are back with ‘Super Troopers 3.’ A rather nasty Vermont cheese basket.
Spa Weekend
‘Spa Weekend’ is less like a mud bath at a luxury spa and more like a messy wallow in a problematic pigsty.
Ice Cream Man
‘Ice Cream Man’ is all blood and no heart. And that makes for a bad movie indeed.
Amazing Grace
This stirring biopic may well change the sad fact that most Americans don’t know who William Wilberforce was—or how he struggled for two decades to abolish the English slave trade.
The Weight
‘The Weight’ is dragged down by the crude dialogue of its own poorly crafted screenplay.
Resident Evil (2026)
‘Resident Evil’ makes for white-knuckle survival horror, but this flick’s gashing, grisly grotesquerie makes it a biohazard for families.
Daniel and the Fiery Furnace
‘Daniel and the Fiery Furnace’ takes a few liberties with its source material, but it offers an inspiring look at faith under fire—literally.