Justin Clark

Returning to Stephen King’s cursed town proves to be a bumpy but engrossing ride.

The horror in Mercedes Bryce Morgan's film proves as much a dead end as the main characters' relationship.

Strong aesthetics have always been the glue holding together janky mechanics in the 'Silent Hill' series, and that's no exception here.

Scarlett Johansson's direction keeps things simple and intimate in a way that Tory Kamen's overambitious screenplay doesn't.

'Cronos: The New Dawn' is essentially a middling survival horror game that's just barely salvaged by a disconcerting narrative.

'The War of the Roses,' both the book and the 1989 film, is an infamously brutal comedy of terrors, and 'The Roses' is cuddly by comparison.

The series may admirably connect the dots, but the results are patchy.

'The Naked Gun' is of a piece with the "joke in every frame" approach that Zucker, Abrams, and Zucker brought to their best work.

Marvel gives its first family the expansive and heartfelt big-screen treatment it deserves.

This high-energy crowd pleaser suggests a remake of Terminator 2 as directed by John Waters.