The new directors do Wes Craven justice with their wickedly fun, but brutal ‘requel’ succinctly titled ‘Scream.’

If DC is to make a dent in the Marvel juggernaut, it could be this year with four major releases plus an animated feature to boot.

It was a solid year for movie-going as we all strove to fight past the Covid-19 pandemic and find our new normalcy.

The movie is hauntingly gorgeous under del Toro’ directorship with a lush, bold color palette that gives the film a classic yet lurid feel.

Spider-Man: No Way Home ranks alongside Marvel’s best and most character-driven movies.

If you are interested in watching a remake of a remake, you could do worse than director Steven Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story.’

Here’s a look at some of the films that will be opening in theaters this month.

It’s a sprawling, over-the-top epic of greed, lust, and power that’s a little bit stomach churning, but also impossible to resist.

How much you enjoy this film likely will depend on how much you appreciate that nostalgia.

It’s a refreshing film with a charm that’s undeniable for little ones.

The film is a sweeping meta-human saga with intergalactic roots that plays out over 7,000 years of history, but at its core, is a sudsy, super-powered soap opera.

You can always count on director Edgar Wright to mine something unique and often dazzling even while toiling in familiar territory.

Dense and bleak in tone, yet visionally arresting and stunningly captivating, director Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ is a compelling start to what hopefully will be a satisfying epic.