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Review: Andrei Tarkovsky's 'Mirror' a Remarkably Singular Accomplishment
Dismissed by critics upon its initial release, yet eventually reclaimed as a staple of cinematic history, "Mirror" has now arrived on The Criterion Collection in a new 2K digital restoration.
Review: Overly Convoluted 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' Should Stick Closer to the Source Material
Ed and Lorraine Warren are back, and this third installment has them trying to prove a demonic motive for a local murder.
Review: Compelling 'Broken Diamonds' Tackles Tough Subjects With Compassion
This drama handles the subject of a family dealing with schizophrenia with compelling compassion.
Review: 'The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard' an Action Comedy with Flourish and Romance
"The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard" picks up after the original odd couple action comedy finished, adding flourish and romance to the series.
Review: Jamila Wignot's 'Ailey' a Stirring Documentary of the Man, His Work, and His Enduring Legacy
Wignot's film presents a masterfully edited selection of Alvin Ailey's signature works in performances by the Ailey company.
Review: Though Stunningly Captured, Not-So-Gripping 'Settlers' Loses Its Audience Early
"Settlers" is pretty, and Prince and Boutella are wonderful, but it's a film that's hard to plant stakes in.
Review: Surprisingly Funny 'Jolt' a Gender-Swapping 'John Wick' That Thrills
"Jolt" gives the revenge thriller an electrifying twist, as the cast goes all in for the fun.
Review: 'Joe Bell' a Gay Drama for Straight Eyes
Mark Wahlberg may be the headliner in this poorly conceived melodrama, but it's 21-year-old Reid Miller who shines as the real star.
Review: 'Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins' Has Everything You Want In A Summer Blockbuster
Everyone's favorite action figure is now starring in his own big screen blockbuster as Paramount reboots the cinematic franchise.
Review: Cleverly Conceived, 'Old' is Intriguing and Never Dull
While "Old" feels new, Shyalaman doesn't seem to have grown as a filmmaker.
NYFF to open with Joel Coen's 'The Tragedy of Macbeth'
Joel Coen's "The Tragedy of Macbeth" starring Frances McDormand and Denzel Washington will have its world premiere on opening night of the New York Film Festival, organizers said Thursday. The 59th edition of the festival kicks off Sept. 24.
Julio Torres (of 'Los Espookys') to Direct and Star in Film With Tilda Swinton
Torres is set to write, direct and star in yet to be titled project for A24.
74th Cannes Film Festival Roundup: Part 2
With the 74th Cannes Film Festival in the books, EDGE contributor C.J. Prince breaks down some of the films that played at world's biggest cinematic event.
Review: Netflix' Horror/Action 'Blood Red Sky' is Bathed in Blood and Accentuated with Explosions
A plane hijacking interrupted by a vampire is all that you need to say to get me to sign up.
Submissions Open For the 2021 GLAAD List of LGBTQ-Inclusive Scripts
GLAAD and The Black List have announced open submissions for the third curated list of the most promising unmade LGBTQ-inclusive scripts in Hollywood.
Watch: 'Respect' Sneak Peek Shows an Electrifying Jennifer Hudson
MGM released a sneak peek featurette of the upcoming Aretha Franklin biopic "Respect," starring an electrifying Jennifer Hudson as the iconic Queen of Soul, that's due out in August.
Toronto Film Festival to Open with 'Dear Evan Hansen'
The adaptation of Broadway hit and Tony-winner "Dear Evan Hansen," Edgar Wright's '60s London-themed "Last Night in Soho," and "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" are just a few of the major films coming to the Toronto International Film Festival this September.
Review: Guy Ritchie's 'Snatch' Violent, Dark in Crisp 4K Transfer
It feels appropriate that Guy Ritchie's "Snatch" is just now getting a 4K release; his later entries in his filmography have seen him move squarely towards family entertainment.
Review: 1981 Shocker 'Dead & Buried' Rises Again in Stunning 4K
Gary Sherman's 1981 shocker "Dead & Buried" is now available on 4K Blu-ray, with an absolutely stunning 4K presentation. It's a must-buy for horror fans.
Review: Cecil B. DeMille Takes on the Homoerotic in Uneven 'Plainsman'
There's a palpably homoerotic element to Wild Bill and Buffalo Bill's relationship in this movie. And with Cooper and Ellison in the roles, a gay viewer can dream.
Review: Compelling 'Broken Diamonds' Tackles Tough Subjects With Compassion
This drama handles the subject of a family dealing with schizophrenia with compelling compassion.
Review: Overly Convoluted 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' Should Stick Closer to the Source Material
Ed and Lorraine Warren are back, and this third installment has them trying to prove a demonic motive for a local murder.