Camp is a low-budget, disjointed auteur feature that struggles to hold onto its own thread despite an interesting concept and occasionally arresting visuals.

Hard sci-fi fans and casual moviegoers will likely find something satisfactory in this tight 90-minute feature that stays true to itself until its conclusion.

Rarely has a film attracted so much negativity before anyone had actually seen it. But here we are with Supergirl.

Tender doesn’t break new ground for the crime thriller genre, although it excels in couching subtle commentary about millennial financial misfortune in a winding, Coen Brothers-esque narrative.

Argentinian filmmaker Milagros Mumenthaler provides a feminist journey of aimlessness and self-reunification in the face of trauma in this masterful arthouse psychodrama.

Nesting delivers an emotionally authentic depiction of postpartum anxiety and psychosis, even when its uneven storytelling loses focus.

Curry Barker’s Obsession is a rare instance where almost every single aspect of a film is crafted with tireless attention, causing it to transcend the sum of its parts.

Load up the popcorn, turn off your brain, and let the summer blockbuster season begin with a bang.

Powerhouse performances by leads Zendaya and Robert Pattinson heighten an already compelling narrative in The Drama.