
Cabin in the Woods Review: Horror’s Smartest Deconstruction Still Stings After 14 Years
A cabin, a monster, and a secret machine—this horror tale mocks the genre while it terrifies.


A cabin, a monster, and a secret machine—this horror tale mocks the genre while it terrifies.

A comet threatens Earth, and a team of drillers must save the world — a spectacle undone by poor science and forced family drama.

A review of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, a stylish action-comedy whose technical brilliance can't quite overcome a thin story.

A tale of swift terror, wherein London itself becomes a trap, and three souls must cross its ruined streets ere they too fall prey.

A sequel that respects its audience's affection for the characters while delivering a spectacle.

A small film about a great fight, a fighter who takes a shot at the championship and wins something beyond victory.

A review of 10 Cloverfield Lane, a tense thriller starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead, John Goodman, and John Gallagher Jr.

A grand tale of pride and prejudice, wherein Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy find true love amid gold and silk.

A man without a country, a terminal without escape, and a film that cannot decide if it is comedy or tragedy.

A heist of diamonds, a gala of masks, and a team of ladies who would steal the night — a pleasant, if slight, affair.
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