Andy Crump
‘The Whisper Man’ Review: Hey, at Least It’s Not True Crime
In our golden age of true crime, throwback airport-book-kiosk crime provides a change of pace.
‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ Is a Charming, Whimsy-Maxxed Win
This is a throwback to Millennial childhood classics from the Amblin Entertainment catalogue.
‘The Dink’ Casts Sweetly Schlubby Jake Johnson as Pro turned Pickler
This kind of role is Johnson's bread and butter.
David Wain’s ‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ Delivers Jolt of Anti-Reality Comedy
Stupid comedy? That's where it's at.
The ‘Superman Returns’ Teaser Trailer Still Soars 20 Years Later
Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s ... an enduring millennial comic book geek letdown!
‘Disclosure Day’ Review: A Beacon of Optimism Dimmed by Our Brutal Reality
If your two chief actors’ chemistry is as good as Blunt and O’Connor’s, then giving them more screen time together than less would seem to be a good idea. Wouldn’t it?
‘Backrooms’ Serves Unseasoned Creepypasta
In commercialized form, 'Backrooms' is stale right out of the bag.
GLP-1 Allegory ‘Saccharine’ Centers New Kind of Horror Protagonist: The Level-Headed Note-Taker!
The beleaguered lead of Natalie Erika James’ new movie confronts the hold haunting playbook by getting out her notebook.
‘How To Make a Killing’ Review: Glenn Powell Makes Another Run at Bona Fide Stardom
Powell remains a man out of time, an actor in a studio system unable to make superstars.
A Final Farewell to Udo Kier
Kier made eccentricity enchanting and generated empathy in indignance.
