Special Report: Streaming Reviews
Review: 'Firestarter' Never Ignites
The latest film adaptation of Stephen King's novel about a girl with pyrokinetic powers squanders its compelling premise, suffering from bad writing, weak acting, and cheap visuals.
Review: Sofia Kappel Gives a Riveting Performance in Disturbing 'Pleasure"
While graphic and unsettling, "Pleasure" is a stunning look at workplace politics using the porn industry as its guide.
Review: 'Senior Year' a Light and Fluffy Millennial Comedy
"Senior Year" feels like a time capsule for millennials, but is also a light and fluffy comedy that can be shared with their own kids.
Review: 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Warps Back to the Franchise's Roots
Remember Captain Pike and the Enterprise as envisioned on "Star Trek: Discovery?" Those episodes pointed the way for the newest entry in the sprawling franchise. The payoff is everything fans want.
Queer Rom-com 'Crush' Charms with Adorable Sweetness
In Sammi Cohen's charming, adorably sweet, and joyous queer rom-com, a gay teen joins the track team to be closer to her crush, yet falls for someone else.
Review: 'Turning Red' a New Disney Animation Triumph
Hear me roar! Disney and Pixar's latest animated princess is growing up fast when she learns of a family curse in a atory unlike anything we've ever seen before.
Review: 'Cypress Hill: Insane In The Brain' Energetic and Comprehensive
The film energetically and comprehensively shares Oriol's treasure trove of archival materials, and confirms Cypress Hill's place in the pantheon of hip-hop pioneers.
Review: 'The Humans' Adapts the Stephen Karam Play for the Screen
Three generations have gathered in a dilapidated apartment to celebrate Thanksgiving in lower Manhattan in this film adaptation of the Stephen Karam play.
Review: 'All the Old Knives' is a Twisty, Bittersweet Spy Thriller
Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton star in Janus Metz's bittersweet, labyrinthine espionage thriller about two exes and CIA agents reuniting to examine a past terrorist plane hijacking and a mole on their team.
Review: HBO's 'The Invisible Pilot' Humorous and Revealing
HBO's three-part documentary "The Invisible Pilot" begins like a Friday night 20/20 murder mystery investigation, then builds into a wild ride that eventually leads to President Ronald Reagan.