Joe Leydon

In 'Off the Grid,' Josh Duhamel tries hard to be an ersatz Rambo, but he does more for the cookie-cutter movie than it ever does for him.

'The Unholy Trinity,' director Richard Gray’s satisfying follow-up to 'Murder at Yellowstone City,' stars Samuel L. Jackson and Pierce Brosnan.

Neal McDonough stars opposite Mykelti Williamson and Sarah Jones in Angel Studios’ faith-based drama, from 'Fried Green Tomatoes' director Jon Avnet.

Josh Hartnett is unabashedly bonkers as a disgraced ex-Secret Service agent who gets a shot at redemption, but only if he can survive another mission.

Paige Bethman’s absorbing documentary focuses on a Native American teenager inspired by his resilient ancestor to compete as a long-distance runner.

'Last Take,' director Rachel Mason’s Hulu documentary about Halyna Hutchins and her death on the set of 'Rust,' is evenhanded and impactful.

Robert De Niro, Tommy Lee Jones and Morgan Freeman have the time of their lives in 'The Comeback Trail,' a new comedy about an aging cowboy star.

Director Cutter Hodierne steadily ratches up the suspense while offering only sporadic moments of comic relief.

In 'My Country Heart,' showbiz parable examines how a handful of country musicians cope with the phoniness of reality TV.

With ‘Green and Gold,’ the pacing is slow, the protagonist is off-putting and the entire enterprise tends to more impatience than sympathy.