“House on Eden” is a low-budget horror film created by social media influencers, signaling a shift in contemporary cinema. Directed by Kris Collins, it features shaky camerawork and blends paranormal themes, appealing primarily to the creators' vast online audiences.
"28 Years Later" follows up on two previous films -- "28 Days Later" and "28 Weeks Later" -- and takes viewers in new directions both thematically and technically. The next installment already is in post-production.
The latest "Jurassic World" installment is a technical marvel with big screen, summer movie special effects, but it's a bit uneven overall. Aimed at a younger audience, much of the adult violence has been toned down.
“Billy Idol Should Be Dead” is a documentary from the Tribeca Film Festival highlighting the punk rock legend’s near-fatal struggles with addiction and fame. It reveals both his tumultuous past and personal side, culminating in a story of redemption and survival.
The live-action adaptation of “How to Train Your Dragon” raises questions about its necessity and effectiveness compared to the original 2010 animated film, which earned $495 million. While visually impressive, it challenges the value of remaking successful animated classics as live-action films.
“Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” ends the franchise on a high note, including a spectacular aerial stunt sequence for the ages with Tom Cruise perilously dangling from a biplane.
"Thunderbolts*" aims to revitalize the superhero genre through darker themes and complex character struggles, featuring Florence Pugh as the troubled lead. Despite mixed expectations, the film stands out with its unique narrative and strong performances.