Though some may enjoy the carnage, Texas Chainsaw Massacre doesn't have anything interesting to say or any new directions.

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By carefully blending James' music and colorful personality with his foibles, Bitchin' pays a fitting tribute to the funk legend.

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Mostly memorable for its visceral moments, Titane is probably more interesting as a discussion than a movie.

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I'm going to go off the beaten path of my regular reviews and instead address a lot of the conversations I've seen surrounding the film and how the film does and doesn't help.

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Emotionally wrenching in a slow and steady way, The Lost Daughter is well-acted and worth a watch.

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If you've ever wanted a view into how greed and the search for "value" and "capital" can change the value of a potentially common item overnight, this is your movie.

A fun double take on the same story, Black Bear features a great central performance from Aubrey Plaza to match its unconventional take.

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Though it doesn't have any answers, Small Engine Repairs grapples with some important questions.

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Though it is fun to see Betty White curse like a sailor, Lake Placid is a slop even at under 80 minutes.

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In a barrage of heady or self-serious sci-fi The Fifth Element works by being as zany as it wants to be.

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