
Three Years On, The Nun II Still Cuts Through the Noise With Its Own Kind of Terror
A demonic nun stalks a French boarding school in this sequel, a competent fright with a thin, familiar shape.


A demonic nun stalks a French boarding school in this sequel, a competent fright with a thin, familiar shape.

A father with an intellectual disability fights to keep his daughter in this touching yet hollow drama.

A tale of two souls trapped upon a mountain, wherein trust and dread battle amid snow and ruin.

A tale of a deadly virus that befalls a town, wherein a colonel strives to save all within, though the terror grows beyond measure.

A tale of two men bound by fire, duty, and a scheme to secure a widow's legacy — a comedy that mocks what it pretends to honor.

A swashbuckling pirate steals the Krabby Patty formula, sending Bikini Bottom's denizens into a realm where they become giants of flesh and bone.

A comedy wherein a man, famous for his errors, must save his daughter and his career by playing himself again and again.

A giant man among dwarfs finds no mirth in his own vast bulk, though his comrades strive to make him laugh.

A doctor's wife takes her own life, and he wanders a heaven painted by memory, while a guide named Albert leads him through grief and despair.

A review of Superman II, starring Christopher Reeve, Terence Stamp, and Margot Kidder, with a ranking of its best moments.

A man scammed into exile finds a home in the wrong place, in this French comedy of contrasts and cheese.

A man who cannot feel tears down his world piece by piece in this dark comedy of grief.
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