Netflix's latest is a waterlogged bore

Short, focused, and visually impressive, the documentary succeeds by treating Curry’s game as both athletic brilliance and artistry.

Famed stunt coordinator turned director Sam Hargrave shifts gears to more family-friendly fare with his fourth directorial effort, “Matchbox: The Movie,” produced by Apple TV. David Coggeshall penned the screenplay, inspired by Mattel’s long-running Matchbox toy brand. The film opens in 1998, where we meet teenage Sean Walker, who has a crush on his best friend Aimee but finds himself firmly stuck in the friend zone. Sean hopes to win her affection with a rare Matchbox car, b

“Falling,” a dialogue-driven romantic comedy that puts friendship and the bro code to the test

Don’t Move delivers familiar but effective creature-feature thrills as Lyndsy Fonseca battles grief, isolation, and a prehistoric arachnid in the Ozark wilderness.

America often promotes the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of freedom, hope, and opportunity. In his short film “I Will Be Alright", director Cyrus Neshvad flips this familiar image on its head. The story centers around Laïla, a 16-year-old Iranian refugee facing the possibility of being deported back to the country she fled. As she fights to stay in a place she believed would keep her safe, Laïla works while dressed as the Statue of Liberty. This striking metaphor speaks v

“Marge” uses motherhood, generational trauma, and a horrifying family secret to deliver a sharp, unsettling Beyond Fest horror short.

Found-footage films have never been my favorite corner of the horror genre, but Alison-Eve Hammersley’s “Erie” caught me by surprise.

Florence Pugh anchors Netflix’s East of Eden with commanding intensity.

Netflix’s latest true-crime documentary examines the disturbing story of Thomas Randolph, a six-time husband whose marriages, suspicious deaths, and charm make for one of the stranger cases I’ve encountered in a while.