Film

Well acted and slick filmmaking cannot save I Am All the Girls from a tired and predictable climax but there is enough intrigue here to keep you hooked.

Those Who Wish Me Dead is a solid if underdeveloped thriller, bolstered by a great performance from Angelina Jolie and intense action.

In the Heights is the film adaptation of the musical of the same name and it brings with it the heart and joy of the original stage production.

Written and directed by John Krasinski, A Quiet Place Part II takes place immediately after the deadly events of the last film.

Dream Horse, starring Toni Collette, is refreshingly simple, relentlessly optimistic, and a pleasant ride that any viewer can sit back and enjoy.

Ferry sees its title character go to Belgium to kill the men who shot his boss’s son. But things get complicated when he gets entangled with the locales

The Strange House is an entertaining Austrian mystery and coming-of-age film that relies too much on eighties nostalgia.

Dance of the Forty One is a fictionalized account of the infamous eponymous raid on a high-society party in Mexico City in 1901.

Things Heard & Seen is based on the novel “All Things Cease to Appear” by Elizabeth Brundage and was written for the screen by Shari Springer Berman.

Instead, The Woman in the Window is a ride, and a wild one at that starts as a mystery and dances into camp when it doesn’t mean to.