Reviews

As Halloween Movies Go, John Carpenter's Were Funnier

Not Everything Needs To Come Back From the Dead

Simplicity's a virtue in this energetic and easy-to-like remake of the Kevin Bacon classic.

"Remake" doesn't have to be a dirty word, as this surprisingly well-done vampire flick aims to prove.

Final Destination 5 is generally more concerned with referencing the earlier films than dreaming up its own creative deaths, but for big time fans of this series, it's not without merit.

The fantastic chemistry between its two stars renders Friends with Benefits' seeming unwillingness to completely avoid the romcom cliches it purports to detest far more bearable.

Fast Five pumps up the series' unique brand of dumb to a spectacularly silly, and completely entertaining degree.

A grim and thoroughly uncreative revenge flick that somehow manages to smother out every ounce of Dwayne Johnson's action hero charisma.

British satirist Christopher Morris's first feature film knocks the leering spectre of Islamist terrorism down a peg... or ten.

A true spy story about events that helped speed the end of the Cold War.

Roger Kumble demonstrates his contempt for the American family with this screwball anti-comedy.