Shaina Weatherhead

I’ll see you in my nightmares, Mr. Peanut.

'Riff Raff' Review - Jennifer Coolidge Leads an Excellent Ensemble in Pitch-Black Comedy

A well-intentioned but cringe-worthy misfire that adds nothing to the conversation about homelessness.

Marcia Gay Harden lends her voice to an eyeball with attitude in this slow-moving rumination on artificial intelligence.

The 'Bridgerton' star steals government intel, but unfortunately, not the show in this underwhelming spy mystery.

Gia Coppola’s latest directorial endeavor is a loving ode to the dreams we leave behind, and the ones we can’t let go.

Finn Wittrock has a few tricks (and a syringe) up his sleeve in this tense but sleepy thriller.

The claws come out in Max Minghella’s campy dark comedy.

A middling psychological thriller in which Paulson does a lot of heavy lifting, and also sweeping.

William Bridges’ faintly futuristic drama has some great moments, but never quite achieves a love connection.

Chris Sanders' latest will leave you reaching for the tissues and hugging your mom (or perhaps, the nearest available goose).

Wolves: one. Your possessive fiancé: zero.

Julian Farino's latest flick combines old flames and espionage to explosive effect.

Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie confront Canada with a well-deserved reckoning in this powerful documentary.

You can “find me falling” asleep, unfortunately.

This bizarre alien abduction flick puts the dumb in D.U.M.B.s.

Houston, just kill me now.

Spoiler alert: it's not about turtles.

It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel… nauseous.

“I may be an outlaw, darlin’ but you’re the one stealin' my heart.”