Film

The best vampire films allow us to dance with our inner demons. In that respect, Jakob’s Wife drives a stake right to the heart of the matter.

Concrete Cowboy marks a spectacular directorial debut from Ricky Staub, while highlighting the legacy of the Black Cowboy and a heartwarming father/son story.

In Voyagers, the human race has been nearly decimated on Earth and there is only one hope; colonizing a distant planet with future generations.

Donny’s Bar Mitzvah is a comedy film by Jonathan Kaufman filmed in 4:3 and presented like a viewing of a 1998 bar mitzvah tape.

Bad Trip is a wild, fun ride anchored by Eric André, Lil Rel Howery, and Tiffany Haddish that hardly ever lets up. It ups the ante and delivers some of the best-hidden camera work in years.

In “A Week Away,” Will finds himself at a summer camp for the first time where he will be forced to deal with this past and come closer to faith

Shiva Baby is the feature-length version of Emma Seligman’s film about Danielle, who runs into both her sugar daddy and her ex-girlfriend at a shiva

Godzilla vs Kong goes full-on kaiju film by embracing science fiction at a level we have not seen from the Monsterverse yet.

Nobody stars Bob Odenkirk, and let’s be honest, he’s not exactly who you think of as an action star comes to mind. But damn does he deliver.

The Spine of Night is written and directed by Philip Gelatt and Morgan Galen King, and features a stellar cast of voices.