Criterion Collection has released remarkable Blu-ray box sets in the past, usually around this time of the year, ready for ...

Charlie Hunnam plays Ed Gein as a soft-spoken simpleton, swallowing words in a high-pitched affect that’s always distracting and never believable. A talented performer in the right material, he’s a ...

The Grimm sisters set out to rescue their grandmother, all on their own. To do so, they must uncover the mystery behind their lineage and the secrets of the town and navigate the Everafters who ...

“I’m Still Here” is an undeniably powerful human drama that also feels quite relevant to us, considering the ongoing rise of ...

Bone Lake” is still a fair bit of fun, rife with enough unexpected twists and weird tropes referencing other horror movies.

At its core, it’s a traditional coming-of-age action narrative about a young man who discovers that not only is the world ...

There, she finds shelter in the basement of what turns out to be a film studio mid-production on an adaptation of Andersen’s ...

This focus on what happens both inside and outside the prison walls makes “The Alabama Solution” transcend mere documentation ...

Interviews with librarians and harrowing footage of school board meetings reveal how school libraries have become ...

They’re making a movie about heart, loyalty, and friendship. From the beginning, we can sense that Indy and his owner, Todd (Shane Jensen), are in danger. At the film’s outset, Todd’s sister finds her ...

The legendary Chicago Tribune film critic on a movie that many have revisited in the wake of Robert Redford's passing and what it says about today.

Noam and his family want to tell their story apart from any exploration of the issues that led to the attack or the continuing assaults on Gaza.