I’m here to report that Dark Fate is the best of the sequels, a satisfying mix of action, character, and world building, but I’m also ready to let this series go away into its own dark fate.

Jay and Silent Bob Reboot is made strictly for the fans, and if you count yourself among that throng, you’ll likely find enough to justify a viewing, though it may also be one of diminished returns.

The Lighthouse feels exactly like somebody meticulously melded an episode of The Twilight Zone with an episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents.

Parasite is an effortlessly impressive movie that blends tones, insights, and entertainment to create one of the more unique and pleasing film experiences of the year.

Gemini Man feels like a dozen screenplays stitched together with every other third scene missing.

Everyone has their favorite Joker, and every actor who's portrayed him has brought something different to the role.

The Flash is open about its origins and nature and doesn’t pretend to be anything else but a superhero police procedural.

When a fan wants to watch The Princess Bride, it’s not difficult to find the original and introduce new people to the movie.

At the center of the collection is Calla (2019), a wonderfully written and executed horror film named for Cala, a flower representing death in Venezuelan culture.

Farscape is littered with a menagerie of unique, incredible creatures that will thrill, terrify, and even disgust you at time.