David Ehrlich

Brendan Frasier stars in the new movie 'Rental Family.' Read our TIFF review.

Zackary Canepari and Jessica Dimmock update "Bowling for Columbine" for a country that still refuses to address one of its most preventable crises.

Sundance: Charlie Shackleton imagines the movie he wasn't allowed to make in this fun and playful study of documentary conventions.

Sundance: Max Walker-Silverman's follow-up to "A Love Song" is raw and honest enough to offer real hope for recovery.

Edgar Wright's "The Running Man" isn't strictly a remake, but it's a great example of why Hollywood has a lot to gain from mulligans.

Lotfy Nathan's not-so-provocative Nicolas Cage vehicle 'The Carpenter's Son' makes the life of Jesus seem terrifying to everyone but the audience.

Eddie Murphy opens up just enough to make things interesting in this fully authorized look at his life.

Glen Powell says 'no war but class war' in 'The Running Man,' the rare movie that wants to send audiences home angry — just not at each other.

"Avatar: The Way of Water" might be the most advanced movie ever made, but it only worked because its tech was in service to human emotion.

There's a sweetness at the heart of Alex Woo's "In Your Dreams," but a movie about imagination can't afford to have so little of its own.