Dana Stevens

The Sundance breakout had my audience sweating—and squealing with delight.

Kathryn Bigelow’s first movie in eight years will remind you why she’s a master of suspense.

Dwayne Johnson is unrecognizable in The Smashing Machine. But is that really enough?

Paul Thomas Anderson’s new movie is a masterpiece years in the making that’s somehow arrived right on time.

History’s greatest mockumentary finally has a sequel. There’s a reason it has so many cameos.

Highest 2 Lowest is no Malcolm X, but these two still got game.

The new movie marks a welcome return for its two stars, though only one is allowed to get truly freaky.

Fantastic Four: First Steps has a great cast and a fresh look, but it’s missing something crucial.

The delightful new Superman movie is the best since Christopher Reeve.

28 Years Later is rowdy, raucous, and gory.