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Skarsgård plays a silent killer bent on revenge in an ultra-violent live-action cartoon narrated by H. Jon Benjamin.

Set in a near future where every country on Earth has to cull its population by 20 percent, “Humane” examines the socioeconomic inequality of self-sacrifice.

Any real hope for the second part of Snyder’s Netflix epic has been dead since last December, but it’s still shocking to discover just how lifeless this movie feels.

Henry Cavill and Alan Richson star in a silly, semi-effective “Inglourious Basterds” wannabe that could spark its own cinematic universe.

After months of hype and pre-release controversy, three IndieWire editors exchange their thoughts on the nerve-shredding fear and/or lingering disappointment left behind by Alex Garland’s latest.

Zendaya, Mike Faist, and Josh O’Connor are electrifying in a hugely satisfying movie that redefines what it means to win at love.

From Netflix and Max to MUBI and the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies debuting on each streaming platform this April.

“Wyrmood” director Kiah Roache-Turner gives arachnophobia an extra-terrestrial spin in a crafty monster movie that lacks the imagination to get under your skin.

The brilliant Yara de Novaes plays a faded actress in Pedro Freire’s debut feature, a volatile tribute to his own mother.

Billie Piper and Gillian Anderson lead a thin but propulsive journalistic thriller about the making of the November 2019 “Newsnight” segment in which Prince Andrew self-immolated on national television.