Pablo Larraín returns with his newest biopic, Spencer, a haunting look at Princess Diana's Christmas might have looked like at the Queen’s Sandringham Estate.

After almost 40 years in the making, Robert B. Weide has finally released his documentary about American author Kurt Vonnegut...and himself?

In Rebecca Hall's directorial debut, she explores racial tensions in 1920s New York in her adaptation of the 1929 novella of the same name.

After 3 years, Wes Anderson is back with The French Dispatch.And yes, you should absolutely see it in theaters, if you can.

While it doesn't add anything new to the genre, The Cleaner, directed by Erin Elders, is not a crime drama that people should pass up this week, if only to witness the fasicnating decisions made in the direction and acting.

In this documentary from Participant Media and distributed by Amazon Studios, directors Betsy West and Julie Coen tell a compelling story of an American icon that's gone without recognition for too long - Pauli Murray.

Too Soon: Comedy After 9/11 explores a world where comedy has boundaries.Is it something you should check out, or should you skip it? Find out below!

Kate is Netflix's latest attempt at bringing high-budget action films to their service. Is it any good? Find out in my review.

In Billie Eilish's concert film for Disney+, she shows off her talent on-stage, but gives up the vision that made her famous in the first place.

The Night House is a wonderful horror-thrilled bolstered by Rebecca Hall's amazing performance and a whole crew that creates one of the best horror films of the year, with a few flaws.

CODA is a once-in-a-generation film.Read my review of Siân Heder's directorial debut below.

Five years later, Task Force X is back. This time with a new director and new team.

Psychedelic cinematography, unspoken racial tension, oddball comedy combine to make up a interesting, but ultimately disjointed horror thriller.Here's my review of FIRST DATE.

Kristine Stolakis' documentary debut is a staggering look at the inner workings of the "pray away the gay" movement.Read my review here.

Bo Burnham wrote, directed, edited and recorded an entire special in one room during the pandemic.Read my review of Bo Burnham: Inside.

How It Ends is the kind of movie you should watch with some friends around at a party.My review of Daryl Wein & Zoe Lister-Jones' recent film.

Three years after his death, Anthony Bourdain finally gets the portrait he deserves, even if there are some questionable choices within.

In the docuseries finale, Garrett Bradley closes out a truly magical docuseries.

In the second episode of Naomi Osaka, Garrett Bradley crafts a claustrophobic tale of a tennis champ.

I caught courthouse documentary Courtroom 3H at AFI Docs 2021.Here's my review.